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Kralik aventurine tango vase

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    Posted 10 years ago

    IanBrighton
    (573 items)

    I think this is a Kralik aventurine tango vase. It is 18cm tall x 8cm base x 4cm rim. The aventurine is in the clear casing glass as best seen in the last picture of the base.

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    1. Moonstonelover21 Moonstonelover21, 10 years ago
      I think this is Rindskopf Adventurine.....very nice!
    2. Moonstonelover21 Moonstonelover21, 10 years ago
      Ian, my bad..its Kralik...lol.
    3. Michelleb007 Michelleb007, 10 years ago
      Beautiful vase, Ian! The red and aventurine seems to be more of a Kralik marker than for Rindskopf, who often used a pink or lilac with their aventurine, I believe. I love the form on this one!

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