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Posted 8 years ago
beyemvey
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Here is a furnace decorated lustre vase attributed to Kralik. It is about 10" tall by 5" wide. I would describe the shape as a wide baluster with a foot and a flared rim. There is no pontil mark on the base, and the rim is ground. Red and orange "flames" are pulled through a lavender base glass, which is cased in a clear glass with a highly iridescent lustre surface. Very colorful! Probably deco era.
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Same décor, different shape comparables can be found here... https://sites.google.com/site/bohemianglassandmore/kralik
Dante's inferno !!!!!!!! springs to mind what a truly gorgeous piece of glass Bob
For what it is worth, I have really never believed that these were Kralik production. The colors and look of them never seemed quite right. None has ever been found with a Kralik mark, or any type of Czech mark on them that I am aware of. I handled a number of them at antique shows through the years and my suspicions were finally confirmed when I came across one at a show that had a made in Taiwan sticker on the underside.
I wonder how much new glass is out there passing itself off as antique Czech... especially splatter & tango decors... hmmm.
Perhaps that's why I only paid $5-10 for it at a flea market... still a pretty thing.
What shame however still a lovely piece of glass
Thank you Malkey :-)
:-) Lovely Pat :-) Nicefice :-)
Thanks CZglass5... I was already suspicious due to hardly any wear, but like I said the price was right. I bought it about 10 years ago, unattributed... I'm surprised that the link I referenced for my attribution hasn't been updated if that information has been conclusively determined to be inaccurate. I've known that site's owner for many years, and he is a very advanced collector.
For what it is worth, the collector with the site that shows the pair being discussed is not the individual who made the attribution to begin with. The individual who erroneously attributed them to Kralik is no longer a forum member here.
Craig, I will play Edgar Cayce and just say that I think I know to whom you refer ;-P
Always a caveat emptor if effect... even with signed objects there are many convincing things on the market that are not correct... if something appears to be too good to be true, it probably is :-)
Thanks blunderbuss!
Bob, I am sure you do actually...... :-)
Hi Sean! :-)
Wow, that is incredible looking!!
Such an interesting post and comments here. Taiwan ...wow.
It is really very beautiful.
Thanks J. Scott :-)
I know Karen, but no need for sadness... a thing of beauty is a joy forever :-)
Thanks for the nice thoughts fleafinder, fortapache, Ivonne, vetraio50, jscott0363, & aura!!!
:-) Swfinluv1 & IanBrighton :-) Appreciate it!!!
:-) Rick !!!
"... a thing of beauty is a joy forever" - very well said!
Thanks vintagelamp!
Kind of you Michelle - but I should give credit to John Keats - Endymion :-)