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artislove
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this piece is not signed as was normal in the 50s and i dont know who made it but i love the way its done and its appearances in different lights it is borske sklo as our friend vetraio found out thanks again vetraio!
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stunning :)
Hospodka, Chribska?
Josef Hospodka, Chribska 1965.
never heard of that name vet but respect for your speed again many thanks also to belli
Here's a good coversation on him at GMB with your vase in another colourway:
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php?topic=38902.10
So it's a "274/1/36/C".
spot on vet by the way it is the same colour as well well well well done you are a well of knowledge love your hunters wisdom also
I love the dark blue and amber combo that they seemed to specialize in at Borske Sklo. My Exbor vase by Pavel Hlava has it too.
it is a pretty odd colour combination isnt it
thanks for the kind uhh sounds and love scandinavian pieces!
absolutely gorgeous, Wow!
Thanks for posting it,
and Thanks to Vetraio for the info.
thanks budek mustang and inky!
Lovely. You have some really pretty pieces Artislove!
thanks again amberrose!
Wonderful!
thanks ks85 and mikkochristmas!
many thanks obscurities and ks85!!!!
many thanks again amberrose by the way did you try to remove the paint from that table?
Love this Chribska piece yet again!
many thanks to chribska and vetraio!!
your very welcome artislove:)