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Posted 11 years ago
jericho
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I have seen these tango pieces for years and still do not believe they are Loetz. Loetz did a handle like this but the ridging was not as tight. Kralik also did this type of handle but usually went "over the top" with pulling and working the rim and so on...Colors are yellows, oranges and green (but green is rare...
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I have the last one, except in red and with a slightly different rim/neck area. On my example, the neck/rim connected to the body is like funnel. Mine has a mark on it that is not like the mark on any other pieces I have, or have had. It is an extremely small stamp reading Made In Czechoslovakia, with the Made In obove Czechoslovakia. It is the smallest stamp of that kind I have ever seen, and the only one I have ever seen that size.
Very cool, I have seen a few in the same shape that have lozenges instead of squirly handles, send me a pic of mark, I also have the mini-mark on a three handle vase