Posted 7 months ago
JayHow
(87 items)
I bought this Chribska vase over the summer and think it is wonderful. It is HUGE and very heavy. It looks like black and white spatter, but the bottom is actually a black amethyst in color. The vase is 10" tall and almost 9" wide with a 6' rim on top. The bottom is polished and smooth.
I have searched high and low for information on this vase and looked at thousands of photos of Chribska pieces but have never found this one. Any help out there would be appreciated. Thanks Everyone!
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Hi, I found it in the 1999 catalogue, page 99.
It came in three sizes.
Catalogue numbers 495/3/11, 495/3/14 and 495/3/18.
Colours in the catalogue were red, yellow and orange over darker pull up bottoms.
Chribska was privatised in 1993, the new owner being Jiri Cerny, with Zdena Jobova as designer. There is no mention in that catalogue about the designers of the items. There are 180 pages of items.
You can get access to the catalogue through this link at the bottom of the page:
http://www.20thcenturyglass.com/glass_encyclopedia/bohemian_glass/chribskaglass_home.htm
THANK YOU vetraio50. I knew if anyone could help me it would be you. How did you find that information. What am I doing wrong when I look for information? I owe you one my friend!
Very nice piece. Design is amazing.
stunning vase JayHow:) love it:)
thanks disneypoppop and Bellin68 for you kind words
ditto on what vetraio50 -- found out on info for you -- always love the black & white glassware