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Posted 10 years ago
retsirk
(4 items)
pict 1 White inside and polished pontil mark with scar. 11cm high
pict 2 Clear glass. Quite big, 23,5cm high 15cm wide. flat polished pontil
mark with scar.
pict 3 White inside polished pontil mark with scar 17,5cm high.
pict 4 a pair of millefiori vases with White inside polished pontil mark.
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It would be unusual for Czech millefiori vases to have pontil marks at all as they were blown into moulds. Unless what you are describing is a smooth base, from this manufacturing technique?
The rims were ground and polished to appear a bit "rough" to our eyes - so you can usually feel an edge unlike most Italian or modern glass where this wasn't done - it is, after all, another more lengthy process than just smoothing the rim in the fire.
From this I would say 1- no, 2-4 possible.
All are great !!!!!
IMHO, all recent Chinese. The Milliflora does not look right to me -- and at the very bottom you can see *thick clear glass* from the decoration pattern to the bottom.
Of course - this is just *MY* opinion based on some pictures ( over the miles ).....
Still Great items that Display very Well -- and colorful !!!!
I would like to see the same pieces posted with just the bottoms please. Jericho