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Posted 8 years ago
scottvez
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I couldn't pass this up at the antique store. Low priced and a great look to it. I love the applied cream vase top and prunts.
While it has a more modern look to it, I am fairly sure that it is czech deco glass.
Any thoughts as to maker are appreciated.
scott
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Definitely Czech Art Deco but maker not known at the moment. I love these as well.
The top right has a similar shape with applied leaves. The group has never been identified 100% but the jug looks incredibly similar to a known Kralik décor. The applied flowers also made people think Kralik. However some of the manufacture, and absence of any Kralik marks don't support that... So the jury is out.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/194821-butler-bros-conundrum-and-more-questions
Thanks ian-- appreciate your input and your links.
Thanks for taking the time to get me up to speed!
scott
Lovely piece scott. Ace find!
Thanks much peggy! I appreciate you taking the time to look and comment.
scott
I agree Scott, the creme against the orange... beautiful!
Thanks for looking and commenting rick!
scott
Thanks kiva, bey, bijou, ivonne, mac, and vetraio!
scott
Scott......totally of base with this post, but haven't forgot about your request on 1970's Camo Utilities USMC, just haven't been to the cabin to retrieve seabag.
Lovely piece of glass, thanks for sharing
Great-- I look forward to seeing them when you get the chance to post.
Send me a message once they are posted.
scott