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kralik1928

Paso Robles, CA

I am a Master hairstylist, and Collector of Czechoslovakian glass 1914-1938. This page is to discuss pieces from my own collection. You are welcome use any image o (Read more)

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Marquetry glass - Volume 2 - Foot and veining decors - Art Glass

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Marquetry glass - volume 2 - Shapes and textures - Art Glass

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Marquetry glass - Volume 1 - History is written by the seller - Art Glass

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Glue chip - transparents - Art Glass

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A Ruckl or something else? - Art Glass

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1 month ago

Kralik and Ruckl - Art Glass

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Glass displaying - Same decor (technique) - Art Glass

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Displaying glass - Common texture - Art Glass

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Displaying glass - Same shape - Art Glass

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Glass displays by Size - Art Glass

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I own every shape (in other decors) seen on this article.

Great picture! Hits the mark. I think that striped glass is not Osiris but a variation of Shaumglas. The technique of Osiris is felt on the interior of the glass. The pieces are one-color but the must...

Osiris is single color glass with vertical or horizontal stripes created by heating the glass at different temps or applying something to create the opaque bands- that example is something different b...

https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/266767-kralik--osiris Bambus, flowerall and Osiris shapes are matching up pretty well, there will be more on this later. If you look at the inventory sticke...

Ales, notice this label on the bottom, it matches the caged piece in your post

It is yet to be determined if all colors of Bambus pattern Bambus, in the samemarquetry might not be flowerall. Just a few years back Bambus was called flame decor; it may take some time to call all m...

I will look to compliment your theory in an upcoming post on specifically on marquetry. We seem to have a strong connection on a few shapes to ES&Co and analyzing decor types within marquetry might ...

I don’t know eisglas but if you have pics send a link

Alan, not common at all, if you looks at a hundred pink line pieces you might only 1-2 of them don’t have mold created decor- no lines, zigzag or honeycomb. This one is technically a Bicolor- very rar...

As far as caged pieces go, I only remember the widely excepted arch signature was recognized as kralik. Another strong connection to kralik was the powder decors and later the Bambus types. I assumed ...

I think it is possible to have two or more producers of Bambus - if you look at the examples with labels they are cheaper (thinner, smaller) examples. So these could easily be a copy of Kralik pieces ...

I am tempted to go to your country right now and flush this out!!! This would be great news and I can know a little more about what I collect!

vetraio50- yes, this has been suggested that glass houses shared workers and that there was a period when the economy of the northern glass factories was stronger than the southern ones and that migra...

Yes, beautiful piece the square foot is amazing for its time I think. This texture is on very nice with tinting because if the shine. Glue chip pieces get there color by internal powders I don’t think...

Larksel, thank you for your great post, it will help to get a clearer picture of the glass industry at that time. Here are a few observations to good questions I see in the comments: Larksel, agre...

The Ernst & Steinwald was in the north and Kralik was in the south, I wonder if there is a difference of opinion between those two museums, although I don't remember seeing any Bambus or Marquetry in ...

Also... the picture from the museum is dated 2012, so could these attributions be “evolving” the same way as Passau’s attributions evolved when the curator changed?

Philmac, excellent work and I am excited to dismantle the huge kralik group of glass between 1925-1938 (but cautiously). I have maintained that there were kralik signature pieces and fringe kralik pie...

I mean... you know what I mean right Thomas? The come together at the bottom like marbles (I bet the Czechs made plenty of German marbles) imagine them all in a cane Rolled out like a snake and they c...

https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/87791-cameo-vase German but I don’t know the maker. Mine is a cameo version of the same leaf decor

Main point was if see a piece with silver or gold glazing I KNOW what the mark is gonna be, there is some thin in that it I just don’t completely know what it means...

Great comments, In light of hard facts I generally look at the glass, and develop a link to more known techniques and shapes. I always thought this mono-confetti was a little goofy but later I found t...

Love the way you displayed it

Big one in Netherlands, orange one UK or France, yellow one I can’t remember I think US. I remember there is a black wine with red threads I still need. I know Ruckl made confetti with peloton in ever...

Thank you, I think it was cathartic, opened up a lot of boxes, arranged them on the shelves- repeat- thank you wow and artfoot

Great piece, I like this particular types of piece, they have many related decors

I’m gonna cover shape type too- picture a sea of baskets

Lisa, this pull up decor is common in at least three companies (the usual suspects). The documented part is the shape and it does match the worthpoint example (it also comes in three sizes and many de...

Yeah - I’ve never seen that shape for a from... one can definitely go bonkers tracking down every Tripod shape -

Amazing piece of glass! Just the kind of glass I love

Here is the link, https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/195959-czechoslovakian--releaf-powder-decor

Yellow with red is: 7 3/4” tall by 8 1/2” wide Other measurements: Bottom lobe 4 3/4” tall Middle lobe 2” tall Top section 1” tall Mouth 3 7/8” wide Base 4 7/8” wide Glass thickness at ri...

white one is 7 1/2” tall by 8 1/2” wide Other measurements: Bottom lobe 4 3/4” tall Middle lobe 2” tall Top section 3/4” tall Mouth 3 7/8” wide Base 4 7/8” wide Glass thickness at rim 1/4”

I’ll post this specific one tomorrow

Simple ones are 7 1/2” tall by 8 1/2” wide Other measurements: Bottom lobe 4 1/2” tall Middle lobe 2” tall Top section 1” tall Mouth 3 7/8” wide Base 4 7/8” wide Glass thickness at rim 1/4” ...

Wow, here are the measurements: Simple ones are 7 1/2” tall by 8 1/2” wide Other measurements: Bottom lobe 4 1/2” tall Middle lobe 2” tall Top section 1” tall Mouth 3 7/8” wide Base 4 7/8”...

Thanks to those that invested in the pieces with Known Welz decors

Got lazy but I’ll get to it in monday - I’ll measure it in every way possible - including the red and yellow one

Love these colors, Passau has a few examples, very beautiful

i like the connections you made from one decor to another

I don’t know if it’s possible to apply colder pieces of glass (unless small) without a cracking effect. What I have seen is a metal mold used in making the foot; or shaping the foot of stemware. It is...

Looks like kralik to me because of the handle work, Welz and Kralik seem to share patterns. These are probably related to the “kralik related” pieces with punch in shapes

Loves

Ernst Steinwald & Co. - Osiris

Arnošt Steinwald a spol. (Ernst Steinwald & Co.) Teplice-Šanov

Ernst Steinwald

Art Nouveau Kralik shell cornucopia iridescent glass vase - with thanks to inky!

KRALIK small bud vases

My Latest Find in the Blue Peloton Decor by A. Ruckl & Sons, rare color, vase is 12 inches ball foot shape.

TWO Kralik Shapes that had many Variations in Size and Decors

Loetz Rosalin Olympia Streifenmartelé, Bakalowits PN 85/5041, ca. 1902 (possible Jutta Sika design)

Loetz Rosa Chine figural flower vase

Pair of Early Loetz Pêle-mêle - 1894 Vases

Welz Lamps – A Variety of Shapes and Decors – And a Shout Out to Michelle & Jill !

Franz Welz basket

Welz Vase......this is for you, Iwona

Kralik "Iris" bottom-up spatter vase

Carl Hosch Export mark (that "other" oval)

Loetz and Jean Beck art nouveau/deco glass vases from my collection

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