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Posted 4 years ago
larksel
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Based on a post by IanBrighton 5 years ago (https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/175747-kralik-millefiori-pink-opalescent-solifl?in=442-activity) and his reminder from wow22, I found another decor that is most likely produced by Ernst Steinwald & Co. Both vases have the same shape, size and silver edge. I still had this vase in my collection assigned to the Rindskopf glassworks.
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Hi Ales, I personally never thought these, or the millefiori decor, were by Rindskopf, so I am happy to see another potential maker of these! :)
Ales!..here is mine in the same form, was attributed to Kralik..do you think may also be E.S. & Co? https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/125830-kralik-opalescent-glass-vase-c1898
Penny - It could be Ernst Steinwald & Co. But there is a lack of evidence such as catalogs, shape designs, etc. The shape is identical to the shape with the "millefiori" decor, which appears in the catalog of lamp shades E.S. & Co. In the Collection Guide of the Teplice Museum from 1926, it is stated, among other things, that iridescent glass from the Ernst Steinwald glassworks was displayed in showcase 4a in room 16.
Thank you Ales and for the time and research you share!..
Would like to add sooo!..would love to visit these Museums...one day!!..