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Prague, Czech Republic

I collect Bohemian glass, especially the period 1840 - 1940 (Loetz, Moser, Harrach, Kralik, Pallme Koenig, Rindskopf, Steinwald, Riedel ....). My entire collection iI collect Bohemian glass, especially the period 1840 - 1940 (Loetz, Moser, Harrach, Kralik, Pallme Koenig, Rindskopf, Steinwald, Riedel ....). My entire collection is presented on my website www.bohemianglass.org. (Read more)

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PF 2026 - Art Glassin Art Glass
Vase Loetz for Lobmeyr - Art Glassin Art Glass
Loetz - Hubertus Gre 1420 - Art Glassin Art Glass
Loetz - Luzifer Gre 1406 - Art Glassin Art Glass
Welz - "Veined" - Art Glassin Art Glass
Loetz Spiralglas - Art Glassin Art Glass
Ernst Steinwald - Art Glassin Art Glass
PF 2024 - Art Glassin Art Glass
Small Rindskopf vase - possibly Alhambra decor (?) - Art Glassin Art Glass
Loetz etched and painted glass - Richard - Art Glassin Art Glass

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  1. An extraordinary and amazing piece. Congratulations.
  2. A beautiful piece. I am convinced it is a Rindskopf.
  3. Beautiful piece. A possible manufacturer could also be the Franz Tomschick glassworks. They certainly produced hobnails around 1925 (2 drawings of this optical decor), but I did not find this shape in...
  4. So my speculation about possible production by the Rindskopf glassworks is most likely wrong. I found one of the shapes with the given decors in the W. Kralik glassworks catalogue from around 1905. I ...
  5. and here is the W.Kralik decor "aquagold". Perhaps it is indeed a product of the Kralik glassworks, although I speculate whether it was made by Rindskopf (???). https://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/...
  6. Beautiful piece. However, I think that this is not a product of the Loetz glassworks, but probably of the W. Kralik glassworks, from the period of about 1900-1910. Here is a link to a vase from my col...
  7. Amazing piece. Congratulations.
  8. This is a product of the Brüder Frankl glassworks, circa 1925-1931. The shape corresponds to the drawing in the glassworks' drawing book number 61528.
  9. Yes, I missed this. Thanks. It's a different size, but probably made in two or more sizes.
  10. Beautiful vase. Congratulations.
  11. Add a photo showing the shape of the vase and also a photo of the bottom.
  12. kairomalte, Do you think it's not the Luzifer Gre 1406 decor, but also Hubertus Gre 1420?
  13. A beautiful piece. This is a product of the Bohemian glassworks Brüder Frankl. The shape matches drawing number 61928 in the drawing book of this glassworks from the late 1920s. The correspondence of ...
  14. It's really interesting. There seem to be some elements in the decor that could point to Steinwald, some to Welz, but I still think it's Tomschick. Maybe another shape with this decor will appear some...
  15. Beautiful piece. This is the first time I've seen this decor. It could be a product of the Franz Tomschick glassworks. The shape of the vase corresponds to the drawing of shape no. 0815 in Tomschick's...
  16. Beautiful pieces. Congratulations. It could be a product of the Ernst Steinwald glassworks (or Franz Tomschick), circa 1930 - 1939. In the Tomschick glassworks drawing books from the period 1939-1942 ...
  17. Today I saw a vase with this decor from the depository of the Regional Museum in Teplice. So I can remove the question mark from the title of my post.
  18. Great. Congratulations.
  19. I apologize. The text of my last comment should have been translated as follows: I'll add the dimensions of the PPN II-8402: 82 mm. That's a little less than the dimensions of your vase, but if the d...
  20. I'll add the dimensions of the PPN II-8402: 82 mm. That's a little less than the standard vases, but if the dimensions differ by up to 1 cm, it may be a match.
  21. The same or very similar shape corresponds to Loetz PPN II-8402 from 1912. Description: "beinweiss glatt mit gelbgrünen Tropfen & kaiserrote Perlen, metallisiert".
  22. https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/302246-loetz-c1912-art-glass-vase
  23. Beautiful piece. I think it might be a product of the Loetz glassworks. I'll try to find it.
  24. There is no mark on the metal mount.
  25. https://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/misa-bf-19-5908/detail/
  26. A beautiful piece. It is a product of the Ernst Steinwald & Co. glassworks. Here are a few pieces from my collection. The first bowl on legs is in the last photo, a display case from the Steinwald exh...
  27. Beautiful piece. Congratulations. I have the same vase in my collection and now I am leaning more towards Ernst Steinwald. However, I do not yet have enough arguments to completely rule out Rindskopf.
  28. kivatinitz - Unfortunately I couldn't find it. Can you please add a link to the website where I can find it.
  29. It is incomprehensible and shameful how the competent authorities in the Czech Republic are approaching the rescue and publication of further drawings from the Loetz archive.
  30. A beautiful example of the production of the Kralik glass factory. The W. Kralik glassworks used the name "Krokodil Iris" for this type of glass (by the way, the Loetz glassworks also used the name Kr...
  31. Rindskopf
  32. Yes Rinskopf. Nice piece.
  33. Beautiful piece. Congratulations. For a long time I believed that this was a product of the W. Kralik glass factory (the decor is referred to by collectors as "Giraffe"). However, this is a product of...
  34. Beautiful piece. Congratulations. However, I would rather attribute the production to the Teplice area. Perhaps Steinwald.
  35. Beautiful pieces. The blue vase is produced by the Brüder Frankl glass factory, circa 1925 - 1931.
  36. A beautiful piece. Not seen very often in blue. Congratulations. In my opinion, however, this is a product of the glass factory Ernst Steinwald & Co. It is one of the decors and also shapes that is at...
  37. I'm glad this vase ended up in good hands.
  38. Congratulations. I was the second bidder.
  39. The red vase is produced by the Franz Tomschick glass factory - approx. 1925 - 1927.
  40. Beautiful vase. The same (or very similar) decor was produced by Harrach glassworks.
  41. The name Pallme or Palme was very widespread in the Haida - Steinschönau area. For example, the publication Carolus Hartmann: Das Glas im Raum Haida und Steinschönau lists 55 persons of this name who ...
  42. Very interesting. Thanks for posting. Great work.
  43. Fantastic, amazing piece. Congratulations.
  44. Franz Tomschick, shape number 01183, circa 1928 see my vase: https://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/vaza-ft-7-5696/detail/
  45. This is a product of the bohemian glass factory Ernst Steinwald & Co. The assignment of the W. Kralik glassworks is incorrect. Here is a link to my site where there is a vase with the same decor in a ...
  46. This is a product of the bohemian glass factory Franz Tomschick. Shape number 0395, circa 1927-1928.
  47. send me your email address and I will send you photos of the drawing and you can attach it to your post. My address: info@bohemianglass.org
  48. Beautiful piece. However, it is not a production of the W. Kralik glassworks, as it is generally attributed, but a product of the bohemian glassworks Ernst Steinwald & Co from Teplice-Schönau. This sh...
  49. Dear Kai, I will be making a listing change on my site. Thank you once again.
  50. Very interesting. Thanks for this post. I have 3 vases with this decor in my collection. I considered them to be Loetz, but several experts have disputed my attribution, saying that they are the produ...
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Lötz, Update 2: on the late 1930s finishes. Three vases with applied ribbons.