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Posted 8 years ago
sklo42
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This bottom up spatter glass vase has the same spatter décor as the bowl in image four. Both have sections where the spatter chips or confetti are tiny ....... roughly the size of a pin head. I think this is just chance as I have a basket, same décor, without rhese tiny spatter sections.
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Good morning and thanks for posting this vase. I was about to post one just like it so I hope you don't mind me asking here what I was going to ask there. :+)
This is a shape and decor combination that I see so often that I wonder about it. I don't necessarily doubt that it is of Czech origin but question if it is from the inter-war era.
The covered jar you show, on the other hand, looks very appropriate to that time.
That spatter is very distinctive isn't it? Got me thinking now Peggy!!
Hello artfoot, I'm adding a link to a basket in the same décor which may help to support the idea that the vase is interwar production.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/204801-czech-art-deco-splatter-tango-glass-basket
However the maker of this décor has never been identified.
So it is, Karen, and I'm following another example......this time on a gold ground ;)
Hi Ken, my collection is very pleased to receive such a nice compliment :)
Thanks Peggy - I hope they are from interwar Czechoslovakia. I'll post mine so we can compare.
Another beauty Peggy, the pair make a lovely duo : )
Thank you, Rick for another, much appreciated, compliment :)