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Posted 4 months ago
jagsrock95
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I have been told by one Czech collector that this is for sure Czech...and another who thought it was but no sure. It measures 11 1/2 inches tall. I have searched for a mark but have been unable to find one. any input would be much appriciated.
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I would think Czech.
very beautiful and stunning!!!!!!!!!
100% czech... fantastic piece! never ever seen another like it.. thanks for sharing
The colors look similar to this one if it helps.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/78759-kralik-thorn-vase-applied-amethyst-foote
Charcoal, you are right...the colors are very similar.
Thanks
Anytime jagsrock95! Thanks for posting it.
Yes, Czech 1930, cased confetti - using canes or layered glass chips
Thanks jericho! I appriciate the info...have you seen other examples closer to mine other then what charcoal provided? Would love to see another piece like it...or do I have the only one? Lol... :-)
Yes, Czech 1930, cased confetti - using canes or layered glass chips send me email for additional pics and shapes
Jerichohair@yahoo.com
Hey Jagsrock95, It look like a Ruckl Pierrot to me? There are a few other examples here on CW for you to compare decors.