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philmac51

philmac51

Liverpool, UK

A collector of anything that takes my fancy or is just plain unusual. I love glass, particularly European/Bohemian Art Nouveau and Deco - Loetz, Kralik, Pallme König (Read more)

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Kralik Cane Bowl - Art Deco

in Art Deco
2 months ago

Riedel Formosa Pair Glass Vases C 1900 - Art Glass

in Art Glass
2 months ago

Ernst Steinwald and 'Kralik' décors! - Art Glass

in Art Glass
2 months ago

Loetz Metalic Lemon Yellow PG829 C1900 - Art Glass

in Art Glass
6 months ago

Loetz Flamarion 1907, PN II-7435 - Art Glass

in Art Glass
6 months ago

Early Loetz Onyx Basket C1890 - Art Glass

in Art Glass
6 months ago

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

in Art Glass
8 months ago

Loetz thistle cut glass vase/bowl C. 1930? - Art Glass

in Art Glass
8 months ago

Kralik abstract flower Light Shade with French Ironwork - Art Glass

in Art Glass
9 months ago

Kralik pink footed bowl with yellow/red threading and metallic inclusions - Art Glass

in Art Glass
1 year ago

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yaay.... way to go - oh but holes at both ends - perhaps not : )

Hey Peggy - turn your knuckle bowls upside down - what do you see - I see lightshades : )

@3. Thanks Ales @4. C1900 Lisa - perhaps a little earlier, I cant be too sure. Also Marty lists a nice example here: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/146847-formosa-vase--harrach-not-riedel?...

Thanks Marin - they really are something else!

Hi Peggy - No...closer to 1870s - as Michelle suggests - it is the colours and perhaps the design of the Butterfly particularly that reminds me of a simple abstract 1970s design.

I love this Peggy - the enameling is sooo 1970s : )

I have some difficulty with this. I think these shapes (grapes and fire shades) are very distinctive and in my experience not uncommon on online auction sites, indeed I have seen these many times in a...

Hi Peggy - re Welz lines and spots - I thought that also....

....Still haven't found any more....

Wow22 @ 12 Yep... certainly seems that way!

Wow@22 Sorry no definitive information on that from Corning. C1930?

I have 2 shades illustrated on image 2 Blatt 16 shape no.4379 and posted previously here: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/253666-kralik-cane-light-shades

The labor migration theory is my fav.

Hi Lisa - did you manage to download the Steinwald lamp reference??

Anyone in New York? Longshot, but...... CORNING opens on 1 July - perhaps someone can get a look at the Catalog of Lampshades referenced in Larksel@67 comment above? It would be interesting to see t...

Thanks Kevin for that observation - something I wasn't aware of before now...!

Wow@49 Yep - I agree it is very probably the Kralik shape.

Thanks for that Ales - My apologies, I thought we were considering shapes. So do you think that both your piece and the one in Passau are damaged? missing their tops? Or that they are finished like ...

I don't think this is the bowl we could be talking about as, if you look closely, it has 3 ball feet - very Loetz/Kralik like. Awesome piece - but not the same shape or illustrated in the ad I'm afrai...

To Lisa - message no.33. I also considered that shape 5 down rhs to be Kralik. But it is actually different. I know it's only a rough illustration, but one would have expected the illustrator to get ...

Here's a reference to a serpent-coiled piece, not usually assocaited with Kralik although indicated in the Steinwald (product illustrations) advert above. But referencing The Rindskopf connection with...

The kralik attributions are interesting in themselves. In the sense that if you say something long enough and if enough people hear it often enough then they will come to believe it. With little or no...

I can't help with the Steinwald id. But interestingly Josef Rindskopf and a company called Fischman Söhne are also assciated with Teplitz Schönau. F and R were producing what is descibed as 'carnival ...

I agree Lisa - it's not all or nothing....but it is fascinating....!

Yes Ales - it was the illustration on the right hand side of the ad (2nd down) that I thought was possibly a marquetry piece.

here's another link to a Marquetry 'Flowerall' reference: https://www.ukauctioneers.com/auction_catalogue.cfm?d&itemID=20E9CB0FD7D62DFED3E2FECEFF5909E9E82BA3CF&auction=21EBC80AD2&showLots=50&sortBy=lo...

OK- don't all freak at once.... but in the above ad after the 'Erzeugt werden:', which I assume means Manufacturing/making: and then after Spezialität Kunstgläser: (Special Artglass) you can see Pasti...

Wow... Telephone No. 89!! This is an amazing find Ales ..... let's have more info on this please!

#1 ... my favourite of the bunch!

Nice Craig - Charlie Charcoal has has his a-se slapped

Wow, Malkey, mate, that is a special thing!

Never seen so many Welz shoe/boots in one place.....great post.

Very interesting....love it!

Yes, yes, yes........Oh Michelle! Special and a great size!

Hey Guys - thanks for the comments - I really appreciate them - cheers : )

Hey thanks Sammy and Michelle for your comments : )

Ahh.... You mean WELZ! hahaha!

Hey thanks Karen - yes day I will ge car on here.... but when you've owned something like that for over 20 years... it's hard to know where to start..

Hey Michelle - I will get the dining lighting sorted - just need a couple more period shades and I'll get to work....

...need a good wash dont they..?

Love those bubbles....

So true Peggy... but I'm thinking it will end up over the family dining table.... hopefully with other period pieces and hopefully before all my children leave home.... we'll see....

Loves

Kralik or Steinwald?

Welz Vase or Life Light

Pallme-König Iridescent Bowl, c.1900

Loetz vase in Hyacinth with silver/blue leaves, ca 1902?

Rare Rindskopf Diluvium Glass Vase, ca. 1900

Iridescent Welz

Kralik Art Nouveau Floriform Glass Vase

Bohemian "Titania-type" Glass Vase, ca. 1910

Loetz "Cattail" bowl, ca. 1930s

Loetz Vesuvian with silver overlay

Harrach Rubina Verde Thumbprint Art Glass Vases with Applied Roses

Art Nouveau iridescent glass "Abstract Flower" vase

Loetz Candia Chiné Shell, c.1897-1902

Ernst Steinwald & Co. - "Millefiori" - maybe decor 2323

Welz Burmese Vase

Loetz 'Bronce' Vase Group - Various PN's

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