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Posted 3 months ago
Alfredo
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THIS POST IS MADE TO COMPLEMENT CZECHMAN'S RECENT POST SHOWING A VASE IN A SIMILAR DECOR.
1. THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST DIFFICULT RINDSKOPF DECORS TO FIND, A VARIATION ON THE BLUE FEATHERING ON COBALT GLASS. 12", NO PONTIL, BLOWN FROM THE TOP
2. A GROUP OF FEATHERED BLUE/GRAY ON COBALT. ONLY THE THIRD HAS A POLISHED PONTIL MARK
3. EVEN RARER, THE SAME DECOR ON PINK GLASS. SO FAR I HAVE ONLY SEEN IT IN 13" AND 11". THEY USUALLY SELL AS LOETZ (WITH THE CORRESPONDING INFLATION AFFECTED PRICE).
4. AND HERE IT IS: A SHELF FULL OF RINDSKOPF PIECES IN A KRALIK CASE! HOWEVER WHEN YOU WALK OVER TO THE RINDSKOPF DISPLAY, YOU ALSO FIND THESE SHAPES, CORRECTLY CLASSIFIED. MOREOVER, THERE IS BOTH RINDSKOPF AND KRALIK IN THE WELZ CASE.
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That #3 is extremely nice and seldom seen for sale. Congratulations!
great post alfredo :) ...each are fabulous!
stunning:)