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Posted 4 years ago
philmac51
(210 items)
I'm going to stick with identifying these pieces as Kralik - despite some, including my own previous post in respect of Steinwald.
Anyway, this is a new shape to me, in a décor I particularly like - this turquoise and pink combination. This is a typical Iris (or flashed) piece. The pattern is particularly liquid/nebulous in style and gives an overall three dimensional effect. Love it.
4.5" high, 8" dia.
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Love the fancy, crimped shape of this piece & the colours are stunning, so painterly.
A beautiful piece. Here is the same (or very similar) shape from my collection. So far, I also have it as Kralik, but I am already considering moving to Steinwald.
https://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/misa-millefiori-4423/detail/
I like this décor myself and have it on a 'knuckle' bowl. I admit to being a little reluctant to think that it may not be Kralik.
Hey Peggy - turn your knuckle bowls upside down - what do you see - I see lightshades : )
lol With your reasoning I could turn my Welz lightshade upside down and pass it off as a fruit bowl!
yaay.... way to go - oh but holes at both ends - perhaps not : )
This is a *beautiful* bowl!! I love all of it - even the interior just softly glows!
Awesome piece!!!! Kralik or Steinwald the craftsmanship is top tier quality. The old adage: the more we know, the less we know!!! holds true again. The time period and region is the knowledge we do know.....I appreciate each piece. And yes, I do have my favorites.
@7 Tanks Michelle, I always appreciate your comments
@8. cornhusker
Man, I know what you mean. Maker is not a priority for me, rather the colour, style and workmanship - thanks for the comment : )