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Kralik 1920's Nouveau threaded pieces. For collectors of later Kralik these types of vases are almost ignored because They look too much to the past for inspiration, there must have been a revival (popular in glass) back to natural design motifs of Art Nouveau. They used to sold for comparable prices with Loetz but mow they seem undervalued- when you get a big grouping they look great!
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Certainly undervalued in France, which is where mine came from! I think they're fantastic. I'm quite happy for them to stay undervalued while I find a few more...
haha, I though I had somewhere seen a great one just like your red one... of course, it was LLL's! :) They look beautiful to me even if they don't fit in my "Scandinavian simplicity" standard
Thank you Austro! By the way - congratulations on Sunday's match. How does it feel to have the best national football team ever? Even better than Brazil 1970 ...
As a Liverpool FC fan, I can tell you we miss our Spanish players, don't know why we let them go!
haha, should we discuss this on Jericho's space? I have to confess I hate footbal and it has all been a huge nuisance, but yes, people have been celebrating in the streets and seem to be a pretty exciting thing for them :) they say I should be very proud of t as they "represent me" but really, a bunch of over-valued guys with huge salaries do not represent me at all...
Now Jericho, feel free to delete this :)
Well, that is all very true! At least, however, you get to be "represented" by a bunch of overpaid nuisances who can actually play the game they're paid for. Unlike the English!
Jericho, I agree with Austro - delete please!
LOL ramble on please...i have no idea what your saying i'm a hairdresser.
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Hey Jericho what about the axe/the cleaver in the fourth photo?
glass tomahawk is a mystery, cool though
The tomahawks are made by a few companies. Not sure about yours... but here are a few...
http://www.cindyscontemporyglass.info/glass-tomahawk/
Dear Jericho,
I am so pleased that you posted your red vase. The shape and the top make me think that I can tentively say that a set I have were made by Kralik. The shades in question however do have large prunts as well but I think perhaps, the shape speaks volumes. I will now screw up my courage and shoot and post the shade in question. Thank you so very much. Right or wrong you encouraged me. :O)