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Posted 3 years ago
sklo42
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This is a large jug in the 'Lines and Canes' décor. I prefer the version with blue lines but as we all know you can only buy what you find. The way the lines go down and under the base and form a V before going back up is found on other Kralik décors with lines. I'm fond of Bohemian jugs and even regularly use the one in image four!
Height 26 cm./10.25 inches
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I love the orange one, but each to his/here own. Both are beautiful! Nancy
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Glad you like it, Nancy, In real life it is an opaque pink but the camera has deepened the colour.
Thank you, Sylvia, a lovely comment!
Beautiful fresh colour encouraging to use the jug for refreshing drinks or so.
Yes watermelon juice and ice would be my pick!
Ivonne and BHIFOS, I like the idea in principle. However when you add the weight of whatever liquid to an already heavy jug I'd fear a sloshy crash!!!
What a stunner. To see the two together and think they were made in the same factory with such different decor.
Still being amazed by Kralik and your collection Peggy!
And at such a silly price too, Karen! It was listed as Murano, probably because of the canes, and I was the only bidder. I do love tableware in décors more commonly seen on vases.
Good for you for finding this one at a good price! That always adds to the fun of collecting. I really like this pitcher, Peggy - so cheerful for the morning! :)
It was a nice find, Michelle, as I'd never even seen one of these for sale before. I do like jugs but the one in image four is the only one in regular use!