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Posted 11 years ago
twentiethc
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Large (over 12") spherical double-overlay cut glass vase. Each element is hand cut on a body comprised of a deep cobalt blue exterior layer cased over a bright yellow middle layer cased over a lighter yellow / vaseline internal layer. Star-cut base shows wear. Does NOT glow under a black light.
My initial guess was Bohemian / Czech in origin, but otherwise not marked. Looking for help identifying this beauty.
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HARRACH GLASS OVERLAY
I THINK ? it is very beautiful:)
You know I see Tango here too! That yellow is just so vivid. Selenium? Just a great piece.
Thanks Sean68 and vetraio50. I love it too. I was mesmerized by it the moment I saw it. Someone spent a lot of time hand grinding / polishing all those cuts.
Thanks to freiheit, DrFluffy, petey, LoetzBuddies, dasullywon, czechman, and LeahGoodwin for the loves.
WOW-- amazing work in cutting to expose the cased glass!
scott
Thanks Belltown and valentino97 for the loves.
I love the 1000 eye optic look of the back side as seen through the cuts in the front. Very nice piece that I personally can't stop looking at. Great find!
This just!! beautiful....:-)
Your very welcome twentiethc:)
Thanks inky, blunderbuss2, Katzl, lisa, and charcoal for the loves.
Thanks ks85 and Slave-to-glass for the loves.
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Thanks colori for the love
Very nice Twentiethc.
You have a lovely collection.
Happy New Year 2ü
really mesmerizing glasswork! nice photos too [thanks twentiethc].
Thanks to Aimathena, mikelv85, ho2cultcha, Vintagefran, getthatmonkeyoutofme, and colori for the loves.
Thanks so much for the help with the Cambridge vase twentiethe :) I wrote NCC and received a reply this morning. I put the response on my post for everyone to read. -Mike-
Thanks to BHock45, bratjdd, and wpj for the loves.
Although I've never been a huge fan of Bohemian cut glass -it was soooo badly used in cheesy items- I have to say I love this. There's an air of modernity about this I do love. I mean... I wouldn't mind to have just like this in my collection LOL
AH, I know what you mean. This one "spoke" to me when I first saw it as well.
I would say, this vase was cut by Karl Schappel, Haida ~1913, it has the typical 'Ziersaum' cut as was used by his 'Borussia' series. For details you may look in: Waltraud Neuwirth 'Das Glas des Jugendstils', Wien MAK