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Posted 12 years ago
artislove
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anybody know something about this mystery piece?,the holes seem to be made by sea shells and my love for nature made me buy it althoug it is not my favourite colour i categorized it in what corner i think it might belong but tiffany is not as rough so...
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You normally see that form in clear or champagne. Inside each of the three blown forms is a different colour: red, blue or green. I had an idea they were Dutch at one stage or perhaps Czech. Beranek used these large bubbles in some of his forms. Thos lustre version is a new one to me. It's very nice. Is the pontil area ground? It looks a bit unfinished or is that the photo?
the pontil is a bit rough and not grinded as if a student made it ? many thanks for the attention anyway vetraio and bellin amberrose and trunkman!!
I Love it! Iguess I see Strange built in Images. Can You see the surprised Alien ?????
thanks inky freiheit msl mac63 and musikchoo that can also be a reflection of the one taking the picture lol!!!!
Hi artislove! vetraio50 (kevin) is quite right that these bowls are usually clear with the color around the holes. It is actually an ashtray and usually the bottoms are polished flat. I will be uploading one to show you what the Vetraio50 version looks like. I also do not know who made them but I suspect Scandinavian or czechoslovakian....Beranek a possibility. RER (BOB) LOUMANAL
Here is the link to my Ashtray described by CW Member Vetraio50. RER(BOB)
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/101422-example-of-triple-cloison-colored-asht