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  1. Nice find Mike! If you find any for Harrach, can you forward me images :)
  2. Mike very nice acquisition! Let me know if it needs a new home :) They used this gilding pattern on a variety of work around the same period.
  3. Very nice, I also like the design!
  4. Warren the alabaster glass looks great together!
  5. Very nice find! He liked his threaded work!
  6. Absolutely love the fish vase, fantastic!
  7. Striking design!
  8. Here are a couple of quick shots of the piece I have: http://glasscollector.net/0/RocketVase1.jpg http://glasscollector.net/0/RocketVase2.jpg What do you guys think?
  9. Wild color combo Al! I didn't realize these were Kralik. I have the identical piece, but with black legs, a teal blue interior, and a confetti colored exterior.
  10. I would date these around 1890-1900, so good possibility it's a Harrach blank.
  11. Beautiful piece of Moser! I didn't realize it was oval shaped, smart, more area to decorate.
  12. Great score, I love that shape design!
  13. Very nice example Warren!
  14. Nice piece Warren! I've been picking up Harrach Peloton glass for a while, and need add them to an update on this bit I put up some time ago: http://glasscollector.net/Peloton/HarrachPeloton...
  15. Absolutely gorgeous!
  16. Actually the piece was designed produced by Harrach, and Muhlhaus was one of the companies that sold/exported them.
  17. Warren you make me like Goldberg more and more, very nice examples!
  18. Mike that's definitely an interesting liqueur set, nice find!
  19. I'd love to know who perpetrated that Moser/Harrach color shading myth? Warren would you believe me if I told you I had a Harrach sales catalog photo showing the identical shape?
  20. Super piece Warren, and signed too!! It's a shame the gold that Goldberg used wasn't more resilient, it must've been stunning in all it's glory.
  21. Very nice Bob, always nice to see groups of like glass, and interesting to compare the nuances between them. Brian
  22. The piece that almost came to California! Congrats Warren, another beauty!
  23. Very nice find, and nice research! I wonder if the engraved numbers represent the silver content, as Europe had/has a different system for marking their silver vs the U.S.
  24. 1950's - 1970's. I have a full color advert from ~ late 60's - early 70's showing an entire array of their Victorian reproductions (including a full line of mother of pearl airtrap). There's a varie...
  25. Nice piece of signed Harrach!
  26. This piece is modern Italian. The tell tale sign in their rainbow airtrap pieces are the bands between the colors. Victorian era rainbow airtrap pieces have smooth transitions between the colors.
  27. Absolutely Harrach!
  28. Beautiful piece Warren! The more I look at it, the more I like it too!
  29. Beautiful Deco Loetz piece, even the label is deco in design! Very interesting and educational article, thanks!
  30. As a rose bowl collector, I love this!
  31. Nice acquisition! The base is interesting, not a typical pontil transfer mark, wonder what the story is on it?
  32. Warren here is a piece of similarly decorated Kralik alabaster glass (believe your pieces are alabaster glass too). I just photographed it last week at the Kralik Museum in Lenora (Sklarské muzeum Le...
  33. Beautiful! I missed a piece of this on the cheap many years ago.
  34. Warren, nice examples of decorated Poschinger ! I've enjoyed collecting Poschinger Art Nouvea/Victorian decorated glass for many years. It's almost a shame it's getting to be better known in th...
  35. Interesting. Keep in mind that as a refinery they did not make the glass, just added mounts, decorated (enameled, cut or engraged) and resold as their own glass. Quite possible they did nothing more...
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