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Posted 8 years ago
MALKEY
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Joska Bodenmais Germany
blue iridescence
finished from the top
a wee heavy vase
base glass mahogany red
height 4 inches width at base 3 1/4 inches width at the top 3 1/2 inches
identification of piece by colori !!!!!!!!
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I have to echo the other two..gorgeous, lovely colour and shape
Oh thank you ever so much for lovely comments lisa nutsa Fran !!!!!!!!
also so kind for the love PhilD lisa LovelyPat BB2 nutsa swfinluv1 Fran aura Kevin
Sorry, but I think that this may actually be much more modern production. I can not think of the artists name at the moment, but it looks like their production. The ground color is not correct for Kralik, and neither is the appearance of the underside of the vase.
Thanks Craig if not Kralik or period its good to know thank you
No problem. It is a nice looking pieces of art glass.
Malkey in the middle picture something has bounce in the cup, we just expect it will pop on the other side, but I am still wait nothing happen, lol, you are a magician.
Regards
Alan
Thankin you kindly for the love Craig Karen Alan Ivonne Kyratango
indeedy Alan l.o.l
hope Craig can track down who made this & what period
I did a quick search of some images on my laptop and a thumb drive, and also did some Google searches and could not find the answer quickly. I also have a backup terabyte drive with images I will look at when I have a chance. If I locate the artist I will post it here.
Thats so kind of you Craig i'm in debt to you taking the time !!!!!!!!
Regardless of what it is Malkey, it's a beauty! I love the color, the shape, the threading, everything... Striking piece!
Glass vase is from the Joska Bodenmais Germany
https://pl.pinterest.com/pin/443393525787057703/
Really nice decor.
That is it Thomas.... Thanks... You saved me some time LOL
Thankin you kindly for the love Rick LovelyPat courtenayantiques Peggy Craig colori [Thomas]
& a special thank you to colori for indentification edited to reflect this
the power of CW !!!! Rick glad you like the piece & super info by Thomas [colori]
My mistake for misspelling the name, but their facebook profile reads:
Tomasz Krzemi?ski updated his cover photo.
Which I suppose could be a mistake.
I forget that CW does not like some non English characters. Not all...... only some.
I would add, from Wikipedia:
Tomasz is a Polish given name, the equivalent of Thomas in English.
Just sayin....
GREAT Glass and great work craig and colori on the ID.
scott
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I believe I have a Joska vase, but not sure I can identify it properly. Any site that can identify? There is no label.
Thank you