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Glasshouse's loves19 of 32Kralik shapes #10 - Oil bottleLoetz from the Paris 1900 World Exposition, prod. # 429
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    Posted 12 years ago

    jericho
    (236 items)

    This one I call the heart shape from about 1930. It is oval and probably blown into a mold because it doesn't look flattened on a table (from a round shape). There are just two marquetry pieces in all of Passau and the one here is an exact match. Coincidentally most of the decors are on a clear base.

    1- Flame
    2- Glue chip
    3- Double spiral
    4- Marquetry

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    Comments

    1. lowspeed, 12 years ago
      WOW! They are all beautiful, but the first one, (Flame), is breathtaking!
    2. Justanovice Justanovice, 12 years ago
      Again, Beautiful!!
    3. GlueChip GlueChip, 11 years ago
      love the glue chip. Is it in your collection or just a pic. Heart Shape, love that description.
    4. jericho jericho, 11 years ago
      Yeah, it's mine. I don't see enough of the any more they seem to be in the US more than Europe, email me if you want some pics of glue chip variations you are missing
      Jerichohair@yahoo.com
    5. vetraio50 vetraio50, 4 years ago
      The second and third are interesting. I’m looking forward to see your posts on this issue.
    6. larksel larksel, 4 years ago
      Perfect shape comparison. Everything points to Ernst Steinwald & Co. I have already transferred the decor of the vase in photo 3 from W. Kralík to ES&C in my collection. see: https://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/ernst-steinwald-co/vz-2/
      I am preparing a reassignment for the decor of the photo 1 vase. I have the biggest problem with the vase in photo 2.
    7. vetraio50 vetraio50, 4 years ago
      What does Pastila mean to you, Alex ??? Is it a reference to sugar coated sweets ???
    8. larksel larksel, 4 years ago
      I do not know. Unfortunately, I do not imagine anything under the name Pastila.
    9. kralik1928 kralik1928, 4 years ago
      Pastila is probably peppermint candy - my best guess is millifiori cane decor
    10. kralik1928 kralik1928, 4 years ago
      When I translated lozenge to German Pastill

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