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Kralik Yellow and Red Spatter glasss Covered Candy Dish Art Deco Czechoslovakia | Art Glass1551 of 5888 |  |  |
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This Candy dish was my very first, it was teh bugg that started my "itch" for more..and i still havent fully recovered and i suspect i wont either!.. this piece is i believe Kralik it is unmarked, atleast i havent found the mark yet.. and the base glass is colorless and it has alot of yellow and some red spatter.. has amethyst an applied Strutted base and is mint condition.. it stands 6 1/4" tall and 4 1/4" wide
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such unusual bases to attract the eye immediately -- love it
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