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Posted 10 months ago
Alfredo
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Once I like a shape, I collect as much of it as possible.
Pic. 1 is my latest Kralik basket, documented in a BB 1901 catalog. Pic. 2 is a group photo. All glow under UV except the new one!
Pic. 3. My two favorite Rindskopf sizes. PMC IV 313 with its corresponding mini.
Pic. 4. for Warren, who recently bought a large Rindskopf fan vase in this color, and was despairing of finding a matching pair. It took me years, but I finally found one in the same decor. And to my utter delight, it was 6"!
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Wow - nice find on the Rindskopf! :)
Which one of them? I've had the gray for years!
Yes, the gray - sorry, I didn't realize you had that one!
Just to throw in the mix, I have a Kralik JIP the corresponds with the spangle decor in your new (basket) example. With your 4 different decor examples, there is another spatter decor I have owned that is almost the same colour combination as your spangle decor, the difference is instead on oxblood red, it is amethyst - purple. Nice collection, as usual.
I am sure that JIP is in the same BB catalog as the baskets.