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Large Durand Moorish Crackle Vase

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American Art Glass511 of 1259Barber bottle or Oil lampDurand King Tut vase
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    Posted 10 years ago

    jimsenk
    (12 items)

    Durand Moorish crackle ball bottle vase, blue and white crackle over ambergris body and lustered, 11 1/4" H. Unsigned. Moorish crackle was difficult to make. While still hot, the plated glass would be dipped in water, fracturing the outside layers. The glass would then be reheated and blown into shape. This would cause the fractures to be spread apart and expose some of the base color. The vase was lustered. Many pieces were damaged in this process. At 11 1/4"h, this is a rather large example of the Morrish Crackle.

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    Comments

    1. vetraio50 vetraio50, 10 years ago
      What a Fabulous Finish. Huge !!!
    2. racer4four racer4four, 10 years ago
      Wow. This is a new finish to me- I can see there would be production losses making them, and one this big would be even more difficult to finish successfully.

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