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Posted 4 months ago
beyemvey
(36 items)
I'm posting this in an effort to assist Slave-to-glass...
8" Cased glass vase consisting of an inner cream colored translucent interior with a transparent peach colored outer layer. There is an applied tendril or vine in the transparent peach color. The rim is crimped in similar style to the green/cream vase in Slave-to-glass's article "Bohemian Czechoslovakia Ruffled Vase".
The base is entirely flame polished with no pontil mark, and there is a straight Czechoslovakia mark, which differs from the curved Czechoslovakia mark on Slave-to-glass' example. My thought is that they are by the same maker based upon style. The marks probably differ either because they were imported at different times, or by different importers. Several friends with good knowledge had attributed mine as being probably by Kralik, but one or two others expressed doubts because of the straight mark Lately we have seen a lot of scholarship on these Czechoslovakia marks where some known Kralik types have surfaced with either straight or semi-circular marks.
The best I can say is probably by Kralik, but possibly by other Czech manufacturers. As to date, even though the styling has some art-nouveau or Victorian elements, because they are marked, I would estimate 1920s-30s for manufacture.
Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
Art NouveauArt Nouveau architecture, furniture, jewelry, and graphics took their inspi…
PS - here's the link to S-to-G's article about related vase... http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/80365-bohemian-czechoslovakia-ruffled-vase?in=442 Cheers!
I have a lidded bowl, same color and signature. to me i categorize for now under pastel tango in kralik. comes in blue, green, yellow, pink
Fascinating. Those who have followed my research into Czech Deco Export marks know that you can have pieces belonging to the same family, but with different provenance marks.
stunning:)
Thanks beyemvey. I like yours a lot better !
hello slave , stunning !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!