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Posted 8 years ago
IanBrighton
(573 items)
I have looked through all my usual glass bibles for anything on this - both printed and online. Nothing.
If this was unenamelled and had a plainer rim, I would say Kralik.
As it is, a tentative Kralik and enamelled by a neighbouring company like Hosch.
Ground pontil mark. 30.5cm high.
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me derrito por verlo really beautiful
The enamelling looks lovely, the shape too!
Beautiful~
scott
Would this, or could this be considered a Jack in the Pulpit vase? ? ??? somthing like this????
http://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/images/g/P84AAOSwwbdWQ3kM/s-l225.jpg
That was listed as a ""French Mont Joye Amethyst Art Glass Jack In Pulpit Raised Enamel Design Vase ""
This was listed as Montjoye but I don't think it is. Someone else might know more but I think the French enamellers used more impasto.
I don't know enough about French glass to comment, tho.
Ian, I have a question for you - can you contact me at warren.galle@gmail.com?
Thank you
After a thorough inspection, I think it is a Harrach glassworks product. It has similar features to a vase in Merg's Harrach book on page 325, Figure 367. Etched floral decor complete with relief gold and white enamels.