Iridescent trinket pot with applied claws and "jewels", chrome rim | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
IanBrighton
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This faintly iridescent trinket pot has applied claws and little red "jewels" (nipples?). The faint iridescence, claws and faint ribs in the body remind me of Kralik (well, everything does) but I am not sure. Michelle, Vetraio, Sean, Gary??
It is 6cm high x 9.5cm at base and may have had a chrome lid originally, as it is an awkward shape for an open bowl.
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I have seen this style of prunt and claws applied to Mother of pearl pieces produced by Kralik. Here is mine http://artglasscollector.blogspot.ca/
I don't know if it fair to say yours if Kralik but there is a possibility it is based this one aspect. Is the rim marked?
Thanks, Mac. I was about to write that the rim isn't marked but there is a very faint and small "jz" mark, looking more like "__jz". (The predecing line being a little wavy). It is too bright to be silver, and not tarnished as I would expect anything containing iron, so I thought chrome.