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Posted 12 years ago
sarahoff
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This small vase had a Czech sticker on it when i first spotted it. When i went back to buy it, the sticker was gone. I'm hoping a Czech glass expert could help me identify it...please? The outer glass is rough not smooth like most examples I've found, there is also what looks to be cooper added. The inside and bottom are mostly white, while the bottom pontil Mark has been smoothed out.
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Thank you :)
I'm hoping these extra pics help in identifying its region and maker. I've only tried researching Czech glass because of the sticker. Thanks for your feedback:)
Hi Sara!
Did the label say Czechoslovakia when you saw it? Any of these:
http://www.20thcenturyglass.com/glass_encyclopedia/glass_labels/glass_labels.htm
Thank you so much vetraio50 and Czechman:) I remember the sticker was oval with Czechoslovakia written on it. The label web page will help!
Thanks fellas, and Bellin68 my daughter was born at that hospital 15 years ago:) small world.
I found two similar Venetian glass vases " both unidentified" that mentioned the glass technique being "roll up or laminated" but neither had the elephant like texture this one has.
Thanks Mark112
Thanks mikko:)
Thanks inky:)
Thanks ho2chultcha:)
Thanks nldionne for the love:)
Thanks again Phil, you're a sweetheart:)
can we see a picture of the base that would be pretty necessary. it's unusual.
I posted some new photos, the texture of the glass is very difficult to photograph and hardly do the piece justice. Thank you guys for giving me your input.
Do you remember what the sticker looked like at all?
It was many years ago, but do remember thinking it was an unusual pottery piece at first. It wasn't until I turned it over and saw the base and the Czech sticker that I realized it was glass. I didn't buy it right away and tried to research it once I got home. When I returned to buy it, the sticker was gone. I should have bought when I first spotted it:)
Thanks AmberRose for the love:)
Thanks Inky, I'm hoping these new photos help to identify its maker.
Does anyone know if Kralik has ever had oval paper labels?
Just curious, I wonder if its the base of a table lighter?
Thank you so much Moonstone:)
It's the base of a Murano table lighter! Boy was I searching in the wrong direction. Now how do I go about finding the top?
Thanks bratjdd:)
Thank you aeon,petey and Lee:)