Kralik Iris Green and Orange/Yellow Millefiori | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
philmac51
(210 items)
Another piece of Kralik masquerading as Murano!
I was especially pleased to catch this one as I already had a piece in this decor, although smaller and has less obvious millefiori (posted a year ago). Both these pieces have a highly reflective 'gold' finish to them.
They show a forest green spatter with yellow and black canes over a deep orange a have a 'salmon' pink base ground. It's a great colour combo!
Big one is 19cm (7.5")
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Beautifully coloured so warm has a stunning presence too
thanks for sharing Phil
So nice Phil!
Thanks for the comments guys!
Very nice example..... I love the inter-war cased work from Kralik.
Thanks Craig, similar to a couple you have on the site I think, by the way, you are always free to use any of my images by the way, I'm not precious about them.
Thanks Phil, I appreciate that.
Wow -- What a Piece!!
Thank you Rose
killer Iris Phill
some of the iris have a tan spray (oxide) inside, are both pieces that shade from the inside?
I though you'd like it!
BTW I put a an image on FB of something on it's way from France, did you see it - comment on FB
Hi Jericho - yeah light spray tan!
Beautiful!
Thanks Ian, I knew you would like it!