Kralik MOP Rose Bowl 'Martelé and Swags' | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
sklo42
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The texture pattern of martelé and swags was new to me when I bought it. It has a nice creaminess about it and the shiniest frog I've ever seen. If I didn't think it impossible I'd say the frog was made last week!!!
Image four shows a detail from the neck which has mini swags perfectly placed all round it.
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Hello Peggy, another beauty, I've rarely seeing a silver frog, quite different, love this.
Regards
Alan
Hello Alan, thank you very much indeed. I hope you're fully recovered and that you're sticking to your guns!
There is nothing better than monochromatic glass with a beautiful pattern.
This is exquisite Peggy and that frog! Wow!!
Thank you Karen, and now I know what to call it too :)
Thank you nutsabotas, succint can be good too!
Stunning -- Love the cool colors !!
A silver frog, never saw before!!!
Thank you, antiquerose, silver coloured frog......me neither :)
Of my goodness, sklo, how gorgeous! I am right now looking at two versions of these that are on my bookcase - a large and a small. I have had them for ages, but I have never seen one with a frog, let alone such a perfect one! It really does set your vase off so well. I'll post a link to my two so you can see their sizes.
Here it is: http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/99224-kralik-mother-of-pearl-vases-in-two-size :)
I came across Justanovice's post after buying mine and now I find you also have two. All to the good as seeing more is a veritable pleasure :)
Thanks to all who stopped, looked and clicked!