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Posted 5 months ago
jericho
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One of the decor groups in my Kralik catalog is called "pulls". From that folder many sub-folders appear that describe what is pulled through the glass. Pulled rod, pulled stripe, pull-up etc...This specific decor is the pulled stripe.
1. Green pulled stripe with four layers of glass. Green, white, Green then white stripe on the surface.
2. - 3. A cased base color with a black stripe on red and pearl.
4. The cobalt cobalt is also in four layers with a white stripe.
There are combinations of techniques and finishes to this category but I thought I would focus on the simplicity of the design. Most of these I believe to be Kralik but I might be including other companies as well... signatures are usually the arched Czechoslovakia mark.
Shape matches for 1. & 2. include flame decor as well as pulled rod deco.
Shape matches for 4. is the single color mottled pieces with a gold paint interior
Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
Awesome :)