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Posted 5 years ago
larksel
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A few examples of shapes that occur with W. Kralik decors. These shapes, however, appear with decors, which are possible from other glassworks. One possibility is that these are the shapes required by metal mounts manufacturers. Another possibility is cooperation of glassworks (various connections) or even "theft" (possibly also in connection with the migration of glassmakers).b
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Thanks for sharing your vast collection and your interesting posts about it.
Now that's showing off! ; )
Well say and show, Ales
Alan
Beautiful array of glass Ales. It seems to me that some are not exactly the same shape. Perhaps we should look for the same mount with glass inserts from totally different makers?
One vase from the first two photos is smaller (the one that is commonly referred to as Kralik, but in PGM, for example, this decor at Josephinehütte). Otherwise, I think that these are differences that could be related to production technology. Or is it the production of more glassworks (Kralik, Rindskopf, Heckert, Josephinenhütte ... ???)