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Rindskopf Iridescent Brick Red Mottled Vase, ca. 1900 | Bohemian Art Glass955 of 1699 |  |  |
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Soon after Alfredo posted his "Karnak" vase, I found this little iridescent cabinet piece in an online auction. The brick red color and organic shape again tips off Rindskopf as the likely maker. The last photo shows another cased piece in brick red with an outer casing of clear uranium glass.
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I put in an offer for that vase...the postage was the killer for me :( I'm glad I at least get to see what its really like. The pics on the auction were shocking! Can you post a pic of the rim? It looked really rounded in the shots... are they all rounded like that for Rindskopf?
Lovely piece! Color is fantastic.
I'll try to get a good photo of the rim tonight - it is slightly rounded, but I think because the opening is so narrow, it was hard to get a clean cut without distorting the neck a little.