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Rare Kralik Art Deco Amber Herringbone Art Glass Vase Applied Footed Base with Mottled Prunts...DELISH! | Art Glass1568 of 5896 |  |  |
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This is the first time in 20 yrs that i have been lucky enough to stumble upon this magnificent, very uncommon Kralik Vase...
the applied type of footed base and the mottled yellow and cobalt prunts with the amber Herringbone pattern glass is the weirdest combination, resulting in a really goodlooking piece of 1920's 30's Kralik Deco art glass and im tickled to have it in my collection! 8" tall
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thanks v50 and craig, cant wait to see your example craig sounds great! and im glad you decdided on other things intead!
wasnt that a sweet price?!! lol.. thanks again
very beautiful vase :) stunning:) happy newyear :)
Kralik is well known for its line of transparent colored glass (light pink, cranberry, amber, green, light blue), many of which appear in the BB catalogs. They always have rims, prunts, serpents, handles, in contrasting colors, mostly opal glass, and very distinct optic patterns.
nice -- interesting commentaries from the members -- thanks for sharing -- will look forward to your new photos
Thank you Alfredo and epson233 for the comments and aqlso thanks for the loves madforglass.es, dave, sean happy new year to you :), and nicole, and phil for the loves :)
i have no doubt that this piece is Kralik, but will certainly keep an open mind as to another maker..
thanks macart
Fabulous!...:-)
thank you inky :)
thanks sean and kyle
Hi Gary, it is Kralik... Check out Al's link below. There is a paper sticker with the same label as the other example Craig posted.....
https://sites.google.com/site/loetzandglass/kralik-10-stuck-on-decoration
thanks leah annd phil
Happy New Year to everyone!!... got this baby in and added new pics..a little bit better
thanks mac
thanks manddmoir and antiquesandcollectibles38
thanks czechfan