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I received a reply off site with some interesting information: Belfor is an importer. Your vase was produced by Chlum u Trebone and was designed by Jan Gabrhel in the early 1970s (I believe 1973). ...
Thanks for the comments.
So in other sources the northwood / dugan classification was explained away, still hoping to id this,
I have placed this in Northwood because of previous references to the "jazz Green Colour" this is not a final classification, any help would be appreciated in identifying this vase, there is an intern...
Thanks so much for your additional information!
A reader to my blog has identified this as a canadian piece Toronto company Monogram Glass Company of Canada she has one in original box.
If you re-finish this piece of East Lake Furniture you will reduce its value by more than 50% I wouldn't touch it with the exception of having the upholstery redone perhaps. Do a google image sear...
I think your guess might be accurate, I have seen other Krosno pieces tha tuse this type of leg as well.
Here is an image of mine http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/118172-skrdlovice-jan-beranek
I have one of these as well I believe, I will photo and upload for comparison, I call mine peach champagne - its a delicate colour.
Thank you for the additional information, and you comments!
I have a punch bowl that I have been researching, in that research I came across information that glass ladles were very common in use up until the late 40's. I did not know that but did a bit of sea...
Very cool I have one of these just recently purchased.
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