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Posted 7 years ago
sarahoff
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Honestly I'm not all that familiar with Czech or KRALIK glass but fell in love with this vases vibrant color and shape. The bottom isn't marked but the listing from England stated that it was a Kralik vase.
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Such vibrant colors!
Well known Kralik shape - you'll hear it from better authorities than me. Nice piece.
Research here - http://www.kralik-glass.com/frametemplate.html
Yes, As Harry said... Kralik production. I love this shape.....
Deco yes!
So Futuristic! Done in the thirties but has a fifties vibe.
Thanks guys for the great feedback!!
Franz Tomschick is a possibility too. These vases were in the Tango exhibition under his name.
This shape in this decor and others, are frequently seen in the US with the arched Kralik mark. I am of the opinion that the inclusion of this shape as Tomschick in the Tango exhibit may have been an error, as glass in that region of the world would not carry identifying export marks as we see in the US.