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Kralik & Welz "veritcal lines" | Bohemian Art Glass556 of 1686 |  |  |
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Here are a couple different "vertical line" pieces. The left one is Welz and the right is Kralik. I hadn't seen any Kralik on here so I thought I'd post these to show the differences in the two makers. (or at least the differences between these 2 pieces, this is the only Kralik piece I have in this decor)
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Thanks for the love Vetraio
Kyle, Great pieces! is the short one marked?
Thanks Gary. Yes they are both marked. The Welz has the made in mark and the Kralik has the typical semicircle.
Thank you this is really interesting. I wonder if anyone else has pieces by Welz and Kralik in this decor that they would share. Wouldn't it be fun to have a few samples to compare to see if there are consistent differences between the two?
Thank you for sharing your examples. I am so enjoying this.
You are very welcome Lisa, glad you enjoy it. Thanks for the kinds words and added info Craig.
Thanks for the loves everyone.
you are right, welz and kralik
stunning ks85 and merry christmas:)
Thanks Jericho. Do you happen to have any photos of other kralik pieces like this?
Thanks Bellin Merry Christmas to you too.
your very welcome ks85:)