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Dear CW Member, My name is Jericho Mora I collect Czechoslovakian glass from 1910-1930 in the Tango or Deco style, Primarily Kralik, Loetz, Welz and Ruckl. All of th (Read more)

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Franz Welz - grouping thoughts - Art Glass

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1 month ago

Ernst Steinwald & Co. - Art Glass

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1 year ago

Franz Welz glass decors - Confetti - Art Glass

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2 years ago

Welz Monochromatic - a line and confetti decor - Art Glass

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2 years ago

Welz Related - Confetti line type - Art Glass

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2 years ago

Ruckl Related - Satin confetti on confetti - Art Glass

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2 years ago

Ruckl Related - Pebbles and threads - Art Glass

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2 years ago

Kralik related - Organic shapes - Art Glass

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2 years ago

Cased cobalt tango - With Wilms enamel decor - Art Glass

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3 years ago

Loetz - Tango - Art Glass

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3 years ago

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I still think it holds up at Ruckl- they used adventurine too. The middle has a flat area that is distinctive from an Ernst Steinwald piece very similar in shape (decor is Bambus)

Ales, Very interesting as usual. If you ever have a problem with shipping please let me know I can arrange something... This I say in case anybody has issues with shipping as well, we have to work tog...

The facts is we made connections with decors and shapes based on what little was known at the time. If we did our job right we can move WHOLE folders of decors out of Kralik, Ruckl and Welz into Ernst...

I referenced the name Ernst and Wald from a book I can no longer remeber but its actually Ernst Stweinwald and Co.

oh no, they are filed in what I believe they are but if we apply the strictest standards of who made what there are very few we know for sure,,, including 80% of kralik. I am not a researcher and disa...

#1 -usually lines are put in first using powders and glass sand then the bottom glass chips are put in after (overlapping the line decor) In this version the colors are put in at the same time and ...

bid on this but i reminded myself no more lamps... great shape and colors

yeah Craig we don't know who made them for sure it is just a grouping. I categorized glass by makers first and came up with great big grouping. that really helped with identifying rare decors. now I a...

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1545941745690762/ look here, craig calls it

Craig you do have a related piece to this. Yours is solid milk glass - mine matches this decor... I’ll try to post a link if you don’t find it first - cool piece

I love this bubble technique

I think these pieces are their own thing. Very nice piece but I think the iris decor is more reflective of colors. Only 4 decors have come with with Iris marks, they are confetti, cane and confetti, t...

It’s very nice I believe these are Welz but the shape is more 1920 than 1880

Fantastic as always

Thank you I had one and thought It was Italian

I also think you can share your knowledge without persecution. I will acknowledge I have changed my position on certain pieces. I hope you dodnt take it personally when there are disagreements.

you inspired this post: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/273208-kralik-related--organic-shapes I am partially to blame for some mis-attributions. When we had our glass email group we wou...

its addicting man.....

I am seeing may black base pieces coming out of the woodwork- in many new shapes. beautiful piece

Grinding not brinding

Lastly although the shapes and sizes match pretty good, something about the “confetti as texture” pieces are softer, less defined- while the cased confetti all have that sharp detailed look. So are th...

It’s still in limbo for me but most likely Ruckl. The reason it’s still in question is that Thomas has a soap kit with this decor in it marked with the kralik arched Czech mark- seen widely in Kralik....

I think this shape has three variations 1 shape with frog 2 same shape with lid 3 slightly larger shape with flared rim

Thank you Warren and Andy, now I can catalogue it properly

I think about this a lot, here ate two possible techniques: Rod method 1. Gather opaque base color on punty, blow into ball then roll 2 Roll into powders maybe on a table, reheat 3 Lay out crys...

Hahaha, keep the price tag on it! I like these decors, Craig has a name for the series... nice stuff

I have seen these geometric bands before, many color combos in this type. This same decor (tricolor) in umbrella shapes. I’ll work on a grouping at some point - very cool piece

I love these especially the base. I imagine these were a little harder to make that the ausf 157

Sklo, I wish I could say the larger the vase the better the decor but this is rarely the case. I forgot to mention this vase is just under 9” tall - that is average for Czech but tall for this decor

Yes, I agree so I jumped on it because -I have only seen small ones if this decor. An overall observation: The basic names we give these decor combinations (lines, confetti, spatter, honeycomb) im...

Hhhmmmm, I’m not sure about the satin finish being the strongest indicator. These colors and decor are used by both companies, so certainly the shape is a sting indicator here. My approach is to look ...

I have seen this decor (florettes) with or without confetti stripes. This is a very special and complex decor since there is a layer of crystal glass between the two decors...so how many layers of g...

You get that one from me? I want it back

They come iris with canes, marquetry, confetti with pulled rod and a few others...

I do appreciate the flower-form rim. Lately finding many varieties

Great shots, very aquatic, I can confirm the murrines get white in the middle and the ends get soft. If I had to guess it’s the instability of green glass

beautiful shape probably Welz to me because of the rim and foot

I love seeing the shapes lock-in like this

I learn a lot from your posts, the shape is not significant and the mark (straight line) is getting more ambiguous in my mind. I would look at the finer details like the ground rim, is the base color ...

It’s a similar shape - the thickness is very much the same

I would agree that this glass is Czech - thank you for the link. Great stuff

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Still other examples of the production of the Ernst Steinwald glassworks

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

At Last An Answer Of Sorts - Two Versions of The Same Shape of RUCKL Czech Glass Interwar Jars

Ernst Steinwald & Co. - Chicago 1933

Early Loetz - "Barock decoration" with strawberries

Loetz art deco tango glass vase with applied handles 1920's 30's

Welz Décors from the Production Literature...... though not on these shapes.

Loetz thistle cut glass vase/bowl C. 1930?

Kralik glass bowl/vase with fine yellow spatter and red/blue canes with vertical pulls

Kralik vs Ruckl. Part I RUCKL

My first hexagonal Welz vase

Czech Art Deco Welz hexagonal glass spatter vase

Welz Art Deco Vase

An 'Early Loetz' thorny tube vase ?

Beige with Orange/Red Spatter signed "Made in Czechoslovakia" Franz Welz VASE

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