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KRALIK (?) CRACKLE BOWL | Bohemian Art Glass846 of 1707 |  |  |
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I believe that this is a Kralik piece it is quite an impressive one and takes up a lot of space in my display case . (I don't mind this !) .
The mottled green Bakelite stand is not the original I married the two pieces because (A) It fitted and (B) . it displays well.
Probably from the factories Deco out put.????
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Wondrously, fabulously wonderful!...:-)
Thanks for the Loves mrmajestic1 and czechman . And carlm down !! inky!
I've owned this for a while but just discovered that my images where hidden away on the net after being errazed some time ago when the old computer decided to die.
OH MY! I think it should move to Coffs!!
I thought you already lived there???
Yes and your bowl should come live here too LOL
Yeap, that is definitely Kralik's white crackle! I have shades and vases with the same finish.
Sorry slave to glass , not just yet ... But may have to part with all (eek !) my collection some time as my wife is probably takeing ( an almost forced ) early reirement.