RINDSKOPF AVENTURINE ARTS & CRAFTS WITH COPPER OVERLAY TRICORN GLASS VASE | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
MALKEY
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Hi we have here a Rindskopf glass vase with sparkling aventurine with red swirls & pontil to base plus tricorn top
with copper overlay Arts & Crafts
height 9 inches width 4 inches
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That's a nice one!
GBTW, excuse me I am choking right now....
Drop dead beautiful, congrats.
Regards
Alan
Thank you !!!!!!!! Bob & for the love too plus Alan thanks for the like and appreciation !!!!!!!!
Most kind for the love LovelyPat Craig Ivonne BB2 Jlmam !!!!!!!!
Drop dead gorgeous piece!!!
Love it
Malkey, this is just beautiful, and your photos really make it shine. I realize that similar vase are attributed to Rindskopf, but I personally believe this is a Kralik piece, based on the shape and colors used (the red). But whoever made it, it is really a stand out piece!
For the love Kevin SEAN Courtne aura bijou Philmac Peggy Karen swfinluv1 Kyratango Gruff EZa CG Michelle thank you
a special thank you to courtenayantiques Gruff & Michelle yes i wonder !!!!!!!!
Gorgeous vase Malkey! I'm not a big fan of overlay, specifically silver overlay, but the copper just seems to work so well with this vase!
Yes indeed Rick the tones in colouration blend rather nicely
but i know where your coming from my friend, the love support well appreciated !!!!!!!!
Thanks ever so much for the love ozmarty Rose Radegunder !!!!!!!!
so kind for the love Mrstyndall roddy !!!!!!!!
Thank you very much indeed for the love !!!! Roycroftbooksfromme1
Thank you for the love Jericho [kralik1928]
This is stunning.
Thankin you kindly Wandlessfairy & much appreciate the love !!!!!!!!
most appreciative for the love charcoal Radegunder !!!!!!!!
thank you for ongoing support love trustisanarrow08 & gudrun !!!!!!!!
one of me fave pieces
thankin you kindly for the love likethings
all the very best malkey
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most kind for the love raven larksel
all the very best malkey
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Unusually stunning.
thank you collectables59
thankin you kindly for the love hunterqlee Nafssalg
all the very best malkey
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many thanks for the love treasure tex ken
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much appreciated the love duda
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just a slight thought & i,m no expert !!!!!!!!!!!
larksel has put a fabilus vase with handles
just a question ???????????
would my glass example scarlet glass with green aventurine with copper overlay
be rindskopf /// kralik/// or harrach
thanks ever so much larksel for sharing
all the very best malkey the omega man 1412
19th april 2020 year
This is a beautiful example of Rindskopf red aventurine. Rindskopf had another version of the pink and green. However, more glassworks made similar designs. Harrach - Formosa in red version and orange (I do not know whether it was also called Formosa ??). Riedel - I think it differs from Harrach Formosa using transparent red glass. I have a vase with the same decor that has the shape used by Legras. Could it be the production of glassworks Riedel (or Harrach) for Legras ??? In Bohemia, it did another glassworks after 1918, which used the export labeled Czechoslovakia (written straight) (maybe glassworks Franz Tomschick - but this is only speculation).