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Kralik Blue Opalescent Jack in the Pulpit Art Glass Vase late 1800's early 1900's | Art Glass2785 of 5899 |  |  |
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Got this beauty today... i have a hunch its Kralik but not positive hoping someone will tell me.. either way i love it..this is my first J I P Vase and Vaseline Glass to boot :) it has a beautiful Blue Opalescense unmarked with a broken pontl ..the tag looks to be handwritten and cant quite make out what it reads.. I LOVE IT!!! 8 1/4" TALL 3 1/8" across base 5 1/4" wide at top
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The shape apppears in the 1901 Butler Brothers catalog. I may be really early Kralik.
Thank you Alfredo, The base and stem was what made me think Kralik. i just love it...and love your input, thanks so much!
thanks charcoal and mona50
love the color czechman:)
thank you bellin68
It says blue opalescent... thats what I can see anyway :)
thank you inky and slave-to-glass
slave-to-glass: i found my reaqding glasses..and i think youre right.. LOL
thank you V50
thanks obscurities
anytime czechman:)
I had my glasses on at the time ... :D
thanks marc112
thanks ks85 and lauraj27
thank you miKKoChristmas11
Lovely! I have something similar with a quilted pattern to the body of the glass. Doesn't glow, but the similarities are there ... And to Kralik patterns....
Thanks Nicole
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thanks amy
Nice Piece, I like the "Glow"
thank you Kerry, hows mickey doin he keeping time?
just fine, he lost a few minutes right after I fixed him, but have re-timed him and all is good. Thanks again
dont mention it i was happy to do it :)
thanks mrmajestic and mikielikesigns2
That would great so..yes please!....."butler bors catalog reprint from the wvmoag.. also at 7 1/4" thank you ...:-)
hi inky, what is your email?
czechman.... just checking did you receive it?
hi inky...its coming your way in a few ;)
thank you leah :)
thanks leah...again :)
thanks petey