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PK White Pink Green Threaded? | Bohemian Art Glass588 of 1702 |  |  |
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I just bought this vase and was wondering if anyone could tell me anything about it.
I had thought it was PK, but then I look closer and it looks to be green aventurine and I am not sure if they used that or not.
Any info or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Absolutely no idea!!.. but love it it's gorgeous!....:-)
looks like PK to me kyle...nice!
Thanks Inky and Gary.
Thanks Vetraio, Lisa, and Dlfd.
Does anyone have any opinions or info on the maker of this?
Thanks for the loves LLL, Craig and Dasullywon.
Craig, I do not have this yet, but I am pretty sure it is a circle. Will post a top view when it arrives.
Thanks for the love Sean
Thanks for the love Alisa
I just added new pics. It came in the mail and I was very happy with it. It has a nice iridescence from top to bottom and I love the colors of the oil spots and threading.
Hopefully these will help with identifying the piece. I have seen many pieces in the same shape listed as both tiffany and loetz but I don't think either is correct. I won't be disappointed if I am wrong though :).
Thanks for the loves novice and mac.
Thanks Craig! After seeing it in person I had started wondering the exact same thing, from looking at the base color and the threading. However, it was just a total guess as I haven't handled much Kralik except for the later deco pieces.
Was there anything in particular that made you think Kralik?
Passau has very similar as PK. I saw nothing like this in the museums as Kralik. (or any other maker for that matter) but YMMV :)