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It was love at first sight for me with this beauty. I believe it to be Kralik and the decoration is Red Loop. Rich rainbow iridescence moves from gold/peach and magenta to deep blues and greens towards the top accentuating the pulled loop patterning on the neck. It measures 7 3/8" H x 4 1/2" W. I'm afraid I know little about Red Loop, so production date would be pure speculation on my part.
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VERY BEAUTIFUL AND STUNNING:)
I agree with Sean, it's a stunner!
Colour, colour, colour!
A rainbow!
Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh!!....:-)
Absolutely Beautiful!!! : )
That is an amazing vase!
Thank you All for the lovely comments!
Exceptional quality-- a real beauty!
scott
I discussed this shape and decor extensively on my website, for it appears in the Poshinger case at the Passau Museum. I have two 12" in red and 1 12" in tortoiseshell.
Alfredo,
I'll confess that when I bought this vase I didn't know exactly what it was. All I knew was that it was beautiful and I had to have it. It was after I got it home that I found the information on your website. You have been an invaluable source of information for all of us glass junkies. Thank you for all of your exhaustive research! :)
Amen to Alfredo and all he contributes. I have learned alot from his input as well. A great source of knowledge. And this vase....WOW! AMAZING!