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LoetzBuddies
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Beautiful shading from pink to green with hard ribs and ruffled top.
The bottom has a rough pontil mark. 9.5 inches high.
Photos : thanks to Ernie A.
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so it must be a new month :-))
YEP. LOVE IT WHEN THAT ANNUITY KICKS IN.
SO ALL YOU BOHEMIANS......KRALIK OR NOT ?
I cannot swear to it either way, but it looks identical in shape to some Loetz Titania pieces I have seen; including the exterior ribs.
i think kralik is a possibility
Here's one listed as Loetz that is supposedly signed (although they don't show the signature, and this type wouldn't usually be signed as far as I know).
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/7344813
I think this is not proof either way, but I think it's either Kralik or Loetz, but possibly Poshinger? Anyway, that's my 2-cents. Nice piece!
(sic, correction "Poschinger", sorry)
Thanks to all for the ID ideas.
dasullywon : Thanks for the link. That is the same piece in different colors. But I don't trust L.H. Auctions.
I also found this vase on a web site as Trevaise !!!
Well we can be pretty sure it's NOT Travaise (you know and I know). I am trying to find the same shape from someone more trustworthy, as you point out. I'll let you know if I find anything else.
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/15758995_art-glass-vase
There is a similar piece.
Would you mind posting a pic of the pontil? I passed on the other as the seller wouldn't send me a pontil pic.
Documented in the Kralik cases at the Passau Museum. In fact Eddy Scheepers had never seen it attributed before.
ks85 : $40. !!! And that Royka auction was about 20 minutes from here.
Dr. Al : Thanks for the info.
Beautiful:) and stunning:)