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Kralik millefiori IRIS perfume bottle - Art Glassin Art Glass
Kralik millefiori Iris candy jar - Art Decoin Art Deco
pretty little Welz thing - Art Glassin Art Glass
threaded cookie pot - Art Glassin Art Glass
Kralik uranium tango vase - Art Decoin Art Deco
skeleton vase - Art Glassin Art Glass
Kralik, Rindskopf or PK? - Art Glassin Art Glass
Fratelli Toso 1920's vase - Art Glassin Art Glass
blue tango creamer - Art Glassin Art Glass
Moser applied acorns  - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau

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  1. I think black stopper from tango perfume bottle would be fairly easy, but millefiori one I think will be almost impossible, I have not seen many of these, have You?
  2. added pic demonstrating iridescence
  3. Thank You Bellin for comment and all You friends for the loves!!! Hey Czechman I just noticed that it has the same exact coloring scheme as your knuckle bowl :D
  4. very interesting... it looks like the rim is cut too, like prepared for some kind of metal collar. very curious, you don't usually see pieces which are cut from both ends, maybe some kind of experimen...
  5. Thank You all for the nice comments and loves!
  6. there is a signature? very curious, can You try to take a pic of it? I assumed these pieces are not signed, just acid etched "Czechoslovakia" sometimes.
  7. nice one, I think upside down it would look even more impressive.
  8. Nice one, chip affects a lot, but definitely not trash, it's would be hard to determine age of this vase based on these pictures, it could be old it could be not, you can go in Iittala shop today and...
  9. Thank You Inky and all others, Yes colors are the reason why I love Welz so much, so bold.
  10. wow this one is amazing, maybe try to take a pic in windowsill in good light so all magnificence is better visible, it reminds me of Tagliapietra pieces, looks very impressive and expensive
  11. looks very french to me too, the bronze part, but glass I don't know... in France for using spatter techniques most known is probably Clichy glass, but who knows who made this, very intriguing piece. ...
  12. I am not familiar with the exact process Barovier used but I guess it's the same because results are very similar
  13. looks like Barovier's Efeso, very beautiful.
  14. looks like avem piece, but unusual thing is that it does not have silver leaf layer between murine and base layers.
  15. I think I found out what this is... I recently saw the same decor on a vase on ebay with fake barovier & toso signature, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/350752427864?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m...
  16. I call old glass the glass from before WW2, this vase I think is late seventies or younger.
  17. You would probably never find glass which goes as far back in history as Murano glass, Murano glass was well known before 10th century, you can find Roman glass older than 2000 years... As for thi...
  18. does not look cheap to me :D very pretty
  19. very pretty! I have no intention to criticize but I'm curious how you come up with attribution to pieces like this? I like it a lot and would definitely buy it, but if I were selling it I would have v...
  20. very nice! I think there is a possibility of it being Schneider too..
  21. I would be skeptical too, every other tango piece on ebay is labeled Powolny as every 3 of 4 iridescent are labeled Loetz... Nonetheless very nice vase!
  22. I think it's Fratelli Toso, it has similar murines as in mine, look http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/79133-fratelli-toso-1920s-vase
  23. I think it's safe to say it's reproduction of Galle cameo, they are pretty common on ebay... usually without signatures, but sometimes with fake Galle signatures or "Tip Galle" signature.
  24. Thank You all for loves and comments!
  25. Hey Jericho! Thank You for comment and yes it does and white rim does too!
  26. Thank You all for the loves!
  27. I had some time on my hands so I took a pic to show what I meant by looks like a jar rim.
  28. what about horizontal seams? look at the knob, the top part of it has some traces of horizontal seams left. I don't know exactly how it was made, as I said I think it's mold pressed (btw the bottom pa...
  29. it's true to shapes which are pressed in two part molds, if there are more parts, it's possible, like in bottles. If it was mold blown there would not be seams, on this item there they are.
  30. I think it's more likely to be Ruckl... LeahGoodwin made a nice post a while back http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/76380-the-four-seasons-of-ruckl , see third vase.
  31. Hi Flyingfree! well You can do a little research on Marcel Franck and decide for Yourself. article says:"Under Marcel's direction, business relations were established with leading glass bottle ...
  32. Thank You Rebessin! I posted to that forum, let's hope someone recognizes and can tell us something more about it. Hey JayHow! I think we all here know that feeling!
  33. Just added a couple new pics. Hi Rebessin! It's not skewed if You mean by it that overlaid part, one part is on the back wall and other on frond, I took another pic so it looks less skewed. The hor...
  34. oh I wanted to add the net is ribbed from the inside... how that is done? is it possible they made a net and then cased it clear?
  35. Thank You all for loves and comments! That's what I thought when I saw it, Murano, but then there is Orrefors Graal, and who knows what else, that's why I did not assume it's Murano. Ill add th...
  36. well I am open to all possibilities before there is a definitive proof for one of them. my position is "they could be exclusive, but there is a chance they are not" this position includes possibility ...
  37. the point I was making is that stamps mean what they say, that there is not enough conclusiveness for me, if there is enough for You I have no problem with that. But at this point when there is no act...
  38. I'm saying that mark does not prove what it does not say. It proves it came from Czecho-Slovakia, it does not prove the manufacturer. That all is my opinion of course. And I state that in the post, if...
  39. to me it would seem logic if it was done by manufacturers themselves that etching would include company name. The fact that it does not says to me that it is more likely that it was done by some offic...
  40. looks like colored stencil vs. 17.ct oil painting, not saying first looks bad, it's actually nice, just second one is in a different league. they would make 10 of first ones in time it took to make se...
  41. Can I ask a dumb question? Who did put on acid etched stamps? was it in factory or in some kind of customs warehouse?
  42. Thank You Justanovice, Inky and Czechman! Yes PK was what seller suggested, I don't think it's by them either. I too find it unusual, especially base color, it's either light amber or yellow.
  43. Thank You for the loves my friends, and Thank You Bellin You are as always very kind.
  44. Thank You all for the loves and Thank You Bellin for kind words and appreciation!
  45. well this apparently is not by Barovier and Toso, but it's no less pretty because of that :D maybe Barbini?
  46. they are amazing, my guess is it's Barovier & Toso
  47. what a pretty pair! well if it is Italian it is probably either Murano or Venice, since they are literally less than a mile apart I don't think there is distinction between two, some glassmakers have ...
  48. wow, what a beautiful decor
  49. Thank You friends for all the loves! Hey Loumanal! Did Kosta Boda make tango glass? or was it in the days when it was Kosta? P.S. added different pic, the white rim was not too visible with whit...
  50. I added a pic of signature, there probably was a design number, but it is unfortunately not readable to me. Thank You friends for the loves!
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