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Posted 10 years ago
racer4four
(586 items)
When I first saw this thumbnail on a Japanese glass site I fully believed at first this vase was Japanese made.
Heavy thick glass, pulegoso body cased in clear, added coloured glass features. But no! it's Czech from Skrdlovice. When I looked closer I could see the differences but heck, some similar technique here!
This vase has a nice set of stickers including a Skrdlovice one.
I'm waiting for Vet to tell me more - lazy am I!!!
Height 18cm
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well I can tell you that Kevin will say it is " A STUNNER"!!
Cool racer4four, love it ;-)
STUNNER ... STUNNER ... STUNNER !!!
Just BEAUTIFUL !!!!
He did indeed Sean!
Thanks surf dub!
A nice match for your other green Skrdlovice Kevin!
see I told ya!! LOL!!! ;)
PAVEL STEJSKAL 810135 (8115 / 18)
16 cm high.
No 18cm.
VÁZA PAVEL STEJSKAL
SERIES CALLED 8115
There ia a SVICEN, MÍSA, POPELNÍK & THIS VÁZA 810135.
1981.
Thanks for the id Kevin!
Note the sticker 8115 18....it had meaning....
The green glass tear drops have meaning too.....it's almost as if the Czechs of 1981 were harking back to their heritage. I would sooooo love to own that vase Karen!
Stunning Karen!!!! Super Find!!
It's gorgeous... I love the color too...
Lovely piece of art glass! I love it!
This piece seems to have hit the spot! It's certainly a nice thing.
Thanks Peggy, Rose, Cindy, Fluff ND Rick!
Is it channelling early Beranek pieces? I think it is interesting looking through post war catalogues looking at pieces makers have referenced or drawn on.
That might also help us pin some pre war stuff by region as surely makers drew on what they knew in terms of technique and design?
It does have a look of some early Bernanek Ian, and as Sklo says styling cues to quite early design. I wonder sometimes if this is a deliberate design act or an ingrained or "learned" style. Interesting hey?
Hi racer4four firstly I love your vase I'm also a bit partial to glass & crystal myself I do not have anything near what I use to own & you might as well say I gave it away to move to the tropics. Secondly is there anyway you & I can have a private line to talk on other matters. Andrena was correct about being from the Thurrawal clan it just was not showing up in the index of clans but reading slightly into the book The Darug & their neighbours it showed there.
Hi racer4four they will not let me send Email as no name so I will have to put it address book under your CW name ok. Take care Zowie & lets hope they let me use that I didn't realise that I had to have it in the address book. Stupid if you ask me