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Posted 10 months ago
jericho
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Here is a favorite of mine, I call them organ shapes. ORGAN: as in liver or heart or some internal body part. I give the credit to Kralik because a few related shapes are signed with the arched acid etched Czechoslovakia mark. They were probably made late in the Czech period maybe after 1930-end of WW 11. in the last picture you can see this type was just thrown in with tango "pull-up" application pieces- even Passau doesnt know what to make of this thing!
1- Marbled
2- confetti and powders
3- confetti with honeycomb pattern
4-(sitting in Passau among tango) Cased tango with white dollop applications
there are also tango with or without drip appications.
Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
The second pic is the most like mine :)
yeah the decor is very similar, kind of like a base was created with glass chips and the next layer was a mix of glass powders and chips- with a crystal casing layer of glass. email me and i show you a bunch of the same decor in different shapes.
jerichohair@yahoo.com
I LOVE the one in the second picture, great colours.
yes thank you, it has every color! with the blue powders making green and the red powders making orange
Just one question: the yellow tango pieces on the fourth pic, are they Kralik too?
that cabinet contains a hodgepodge of glass makers, loetz, kralik, welz etc... my gues is they sometimes do the same this as i do witch is start with decor technique- in this case pull-ups
what can you say about the small vase by the blue one, the one with the black base??? I have just spotted one in a shop in Madrid and I may get it...
austro- its welz pull-up decor. i found a matching shape in a classic pleated pattern.
Thanks jericho... I'm running to get my new Welz, LOL!!!
email, ill send pic
austrohungaro@gmail.com Thanks in advance!!!