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Posted 6 years ago
larksel
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Photo 1 - group photography - see post I. and II.
Photo 2 - W. Kralik - "Bacillus" (photo of seller from ebay - sorry)
Photo 3 - Val St. St. Louis or Val St. Lambert? - de Caranza ? (photo seller from ebay - sorry)
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How about a photo comparison of the mouth and base of each piece ?
I'm not going to make it right now. I'll try sometime in April. Anyway, Rindskopf (but also other glassworks - for example Harrach) produced the same shape in different sizes. It is very likely that it may have been the production of various glassworks at the request of the metal frame manufacturer.
In Baccarat's book, the cameo vase of this shape states: "This model, with its Chinese-style shape, was first produced at the Word Fair of 1878 in a wheel-engraved version."
The same shape was also used by "unknown" ceramics manufacturer (unfortunately photo I could not find).
Love them all, so beautiful!