Posted 2 years ago
ozmarty
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I picked this up at ahugh flea market in Montevideo Uruguay . Don't know who made it but it is good quality and looks Czech to me .Any Ideas??
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Posted 2 years ago
ozmarty
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I picked this up at ahugh flea market in Montevideo Uruguay . Don't know who made it but it is good quality and looks Czech to me .Any Ideas??
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Very hard to see but on the bottom should be imprinted Czech,very faint.
I have one that is quite simular,mine is pre WW2 from my folks estate.
hi is this item for sale. thanks
Thanks Obscurities ,I discovered what this was to my delight just a few days ago. I knew it was a quality piece but only bought it because of the bright colours and also I wanted a momento of my holiday. I was on the lookout for Bohemian glass but there was very little where I looked in BA and Montevideo. I like what I've seen of your collection . I think I may know you from the Bohemian glass list??? I'm Marty from downunder
Hi Fenton-hobnail I think it is against the rules of this site to buy and sell on it?? I will think about selling in the new year it is now in my Bohemian glass collection. Pricing is always a hassle and I have searched for a precedent but these rarly come up. Marty
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High Craig, I like this forum. I think there are a few of us Glasshounds on here.Marty
Ozmarty is correct, Show & Tell as a place to Show your items, Ask questions or to determine if a item has value. It is best" NOT " to Sell or ask someone to sell the item they are Showing. It is forbidden to Sell or ask to Sell on this Forum. Thanks, Dave
PS: Nice Glass ozmarty. Show more! Dave
I still have the vase I bought in Montevideo in 1989!
Hi VI there are a growning number of Czechophiles out there.