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Deco Zig Zag Kralik Bambus Shade | Bohemian Art Glass534 of 1705 |  |  |
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Posted 5 months ago
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Here is my new Kralik Bambus shade. I can't really think of anything not to love about it :). I had to use up some good karma to get it, but it was well worth it. Another bidder and I had tied and the auction house decided to name me the top bidder.
I love bambus on the zig zag/stepped shapes and when you put them together to make a shade it just can't be beat.
Hope you all have or had a safe and wonderful holiday season and a great new year!
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Fantastic!
Kyle this one is just amazing!
Thanks very much Gary and Kevin.
that's just deco candy!
love the colors:)
I put this amazing shade immediately in my favourite collection . Great : )))
The zigzag shaped vases appear as attributed to Franz Tomschick in the Jitka exhibition of 2012. I have always suspected he also did work for Kralik.
Deco candy indeed :). Thanks for the loves and comments everyone.
ks85 I just love these they are awesome!!!!...:-)
Thanks Inky, my thoughts as well :)