Thorn Vases with Peloton thread technique and Adventurine Streaks | ||
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Posted 9 years ago
EZa
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OK I admit I know nothing about these. I have no idea on age: mid-century, older, newer? I can't guess country of origin. I'm just intrigued and bedazzled by their beauty. Small vase is 7 3/4" tall. 3 3/4" at base on up to 2 5/8" at mouth. Larger companion is 10 1/8" tall. 4 1/4th" at bottom. 3 3/16" at mouth. Anyone have any ideas, or experience with this type of glass?
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To the best of my knowledge, this decor has never been identified as to maker. Great examples!!
Fabulous Shape and Decor, they just fantastic, who ever make these.
And you have 2 WOW
Congrats
Alan
Never saw one but very interesting perhaps some UK maker from early 1900?
They are interesting! That adventurine throws me for a loop. Also, the glass is in such good shape I have a hard time believing that they're older pieces. But then the peloton technique also confounds things~ !!!???
I've never seen anything like this before......but I'm smitten!
Interestingly, I saw another example of this shape with thorns in a different colorful décor which I have also never seen before. I also saw one in a solid red with a white lining with the same body shape and random thorns, but with a ruffled rim on it.
Here is the image of the one that is the same shape and rim. This example stands at 7-7/8 inches. with similar mouth and base dimensions as your smaller example.
http://www.kralik-glass.com/images/ThornTrunk.jpg
Same shape, but wildly different colors. Hmmmm interesting! Thanks Wezelbub:)
I have seen this before and I am probably mistaken, but I think I remember this as called confetti. I don't know, I'm getting old.
Thank you, JohannB, that seems plausible; I'm sure you're right.