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Kralik Iridescent Art Glass Vase Uncommon "Brain" ? Decor ca 1900 Czechoslovakia | Art Glass1992 of 5901 |  |  |
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Just got this lil baby today and i have to say it's very impressive for it's size at 7 1/4" tall with a 2 1/4" base and 1 1/4" opening... It is by Kralik i do believe and the decor is uncommon..well to me anyway i havent been able to locate any documentation on this particular decor... so im going to name it "Brain" because thats what it reminds me of.. so until then..
Gorgeous uncommon Kralik red iridescent Vase with Brain Decor ca 1900
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Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
Wish I had an answer and could say it's a no brainer! lol What a beautiful "Brain" vase you have, Gary. I like the decor name overall.
thnx v50, leah and ozmarty for the loves
thats ok leah, im happy for now with brain.. and thanks again for the "heads up" :)
thanks dasullywon ans nicole
I have one wiht a maze pattern that I believe to be loetz due to a line drawing that appears to match
http://www.thegildedcurio.com/item-26.html
Mine is different from this one. polished pontil. the maze looks different smaller maybe? Just throwing mine out as an example.
thanks craig, glad you went with with the welz instead of this one :)
thanks famatta127
elisa, i do see the similarities in the decor..yours is def smaller as you said
Very nice czechman!...:-)
Many thanks Inky, madforglass.es, alfredo and justanovice
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it was the right choice craig..it's beautiful
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thank you kerry
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thank you vetrissimo
Just noticed commented but didn't love...sorry!...:-/
i forgive inky..thanks :)
thanks manikin
thanks inky