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Hello, My name is Charlie and I'm an art glass and lamp collector. I prefer Victorian Era of each but have strong interest in others eras too. I'm also hooked on gl (Read more)

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Ruckl Oxblood & White Trophy Vase with a Green Lining. A. Rückl & Sons Tango Glass - Art Glass

Antonin Rückl & Sons Ruckl Red Lined Oxblood and White Spatter Glass Thorn Vase - Art Glass

Antonin Rückl & Sons / Ruckl Bohemian Trophy Vase, Red Lined Glass with Oxblood Red & White Spatter Decor - Art Glass

Antonin Rückl & Sons / Ruckl Bohemian Heart Shaped Vase, Red Lined Glass with Oxblood Red & White Spatter Decor - Art Glass

Antonin Rückl & Sons / Ruckl Bohemian Vase, Red Lined Glass with Oxblood Red & White Spatter Decor - Art Glass

Antonin Ruckl & Sons Fan Vases as sold by Butler Brothers, Feb 1930 - Cherry Red with Black & Green & 2 Shimmy Pfau Decors - Art Deco

Antonin Rückl & Sons Red Lined Oxblood and White Spatter Thorn Vase, A Previously Identified Ruckl Decor - Art Glass

Antonin Rückl & Sons Rainbow Honeycomb Spatter Glass Ewer Pitcher - Art Glass

Antonin Rückl & Sons ca 1931 Catalog Decors: Tango Murano, Kristall Murano, & Decor 12528 - Plus a Ruckl Tango Ball Vase - Art Glass

Red Antonin Rückl & Sons / Ruckl Bohemian Vase & Green Honeycomb Spatter or Cottage Glass Decor - Art Glass

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It's Mardi Gras EAPG glass by Duncan Miller.

Your bowl was manufactured by Stölzle.

Surely you know the date of manufacture, if you are confident these pieces are Welz. Where are they documented so others can go look?

Michelle, I agree. It gets very old seeing unmarked and undocumented glassware becors being claimed as solely We lz production without a smidgeon of proof. What is the date of manufacture?

Nice pieces, but not sure either is Welz. What era do you suppose they were manufactured? Did Welz own a patent on pinstripes?

Probably Ruckl Splatter Glass, but others made similar. Great find. https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/193109-tan-satin-spatter-ruckl-art-glass-collec

Wexford pattern by Anchor Hocking.

You should look into Falkenstein. The F on the light switch has nothing to do with the lamp manufacturer. Thanks for posting.

Your tray is by Houze Glass.

Chalet Canada, I think... Love the style and twisted handle.

The article in the 1998 publication apparently suggests Ernst Steinwald & Co. in Teplitz as the manufacturer. Just wondering what it said exactly? https://cmog.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fu...

It's possible that the glass ring near the bottom is an applied feature, not part of the mold. See the second vase in the 3rd row down: https://d3h6k4kfl8m9p0.cloudfront.net/stories/rk8vrnJIpNV3r...

Do you still have access to the Autumn 1998 Czechoslovakian Collectors Guild International publication mentioned in your posting?

Looks fantastic!

Outstanding research!

The lidded jar shape on the left of photo one was offered by Butler Brothers in their 1931 catalog. https://d3h6k4kfl8m9p0.cloudfront.net/stories/19rOyobTWk6flDmUMi5SUQ.jpg

Collectible Bohemian Glass II, Robert & Deborah Truitt, page 123, indicates that the semicircle provenance mark was used by other manufacturers and that Kralik glassware is found with other providence...

Great work, Larksel!

Gkad to help! It's a very nice size too, and a great find!

It's 1898 Legras spatter glass. Here's a link to the original catalog page: https://www.glas-musterbuch.de/Legras-1898.310+B6YmFja1BJRD0zMTAmcHJvZHVjdElEPTEyODIyJmRldGFpbD0_.0.html

WOW! That's really neat.

It's a 1950's Poland Spring Moses gin bottle, as manufactured by Anchor Hocking.

Thank you Findings and Ms.CrystalShip for the nice comment.

That's a guess (lie) that protects your previous Welz attributions... Attributions where labels, factory markings, museum displays, and reputable books are wrong if they don't align with your theories.

Thank you Ms.CrystalShip for the CW Love!

Very unique design and a nice piece either way!

Hello Ms.CrystalShip, Thank you for the CW Love and nice comment. It was a fun lamp to dismantle and rewire. It came out very beautiful but was a little dingy when we got it and looked like it had nev...

https://www.amazon.com/Glasmarken-Lexikon-1600-1945-Signaturen-Handelsmarken-Nordamerika/dp/3925369376

Hello artfoot, unfortunately not at this time. The book however is available on Amazon & elsewhere.

The Ruckl black foil label in question is documented as being registered in 1903 according to the Glasmarken Lexicon..... the world's most complete, and best glass mark and label reference book.

Hello poticheman. Thank you for the nice comment. I'll let her know :)

Thank you truthordare, Hoot60, Ms.CrystalShip, Trey, MALKEY, and Newfld for the CW Love!

It's not Welz production if it has a Ruckl label. It would appear that your robust and supportable Welz research has matched up a bunch of Ruckl shapes and decors. Great work!

None of the smaller vases have been found with a label. That doesn't mean that the shape is Welz.

No, the same shape labeled Ruckl was manufactured in other "known Welz" decors.

Nope, that shape was also manufactured in the brick red lined spatter décor labeled Ruckl. https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/168764-antonin-rckl-and-sons--ruckl-bohemian-v?in=activity

Here are additional examples of this brick red lined décor labeled Ruckl for those interested: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/281428-another-welz-dcor?in=activity

Thanks everyone for the CW Love!

Thanks everyone for the CW Love!

oops, I hit the love again.

I feel that members of CW deserve better.

No problem. My comments were actually for Bambus1920 anyways.

Loves

Ruckl Yellow Vase

Ernst Steinwald & Co. - (called Kralik "Lines & Canes")

Westmoreland Glass "Puss in Boots"

More About Ruckl Czech Glass Decors Colors and Shapes Interwar 1919-39

Becraft Glass Co. 1955-1972 Lily

A few Critter Cam Favs

Finally! A green peloton glass vase by A. Ruckl. In a shape that is also available in many 1920s Ruckl Art Deco Decors. 1of2

A revelation from an assortment item with several attributions, putting to rest the Butler Brothers single producer groupings

Still other examples of the production of the Ernst Steinwald glassworks

"Diamond texture" - Ernst Steinwald & Co. (most likely)

Kralik, Steinwald, Ruckl and Welz.... Czech Art Glass in the Butler Brothers Assortment Offers in 1928

Ernst Steinwald

Beautiful Zigzag Vase

Kralik-confetti decor- uncased

Webb Corbett lady on horseback engraved decanter

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