Posted 12 years ago
vetrissimo
(9 items)
Kralik, Bohemia
Pearlescent finish (iridized - subtle iridescence)
5.5" high.
Sand cooled base
Age ? early 20th Century ?
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Posted 12 years ago
vetrissimo
(9 items)
Kralik, Bohemia
Pearlescent finish (iridized - subtle iridescence)
5.5" high.
Sand cooled base
Age ? early 20th Century ?
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Thank you. I'm hoping Alfredo will visit to confirm.
Thank you Alfredo
Do you find sand cooled bases on much Kralik production ?
Hi Whats a sand cooled base?
One could have a good collection just of Kralik's Mother of Pearl.
http://kralik-glass.com/frametemplate.html
Before Kevlar, items stayed longer in the sand pit after being cracked of the pontil or as in this case, cut from the rod. If they stay there a while and cool, a granular texture can sometimes be seen on the base, caused by cooling in the sand.
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Still gorgeous as ever !!! Ty