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Prague, Czech Republic

I collect Bohemian glass, especially the period 1840 - 1940 (Loetz, Moser, Harrach, Kralik, Pallme Koenig, Rindskopf, Steinwald, Riedel ....). My entire collection iI collect Bohemian glass, especially the period 1840 - 1940 (Loetz, Moser, Harrach, Kralik, Pallme Koenig, Rindskopf, Steinwald, Riedel ....). My entire collection is presented on my website www.bohemianglass.org. (Read more)

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Ernst Steinwald - Art Glassin Art Glass
PF 2024 - Art Glassin Art Glass
Small Rindskopf vase - possibly Alhambra decor (?) - Art Glassin Art Glass
Loetz etched and painted glass - Richard - Art Glassin Art Glass
Loetz (or maybe Schliersee) - Art Glassin Art Glass
Painting - still life with Pallme Koenig & Habel vase - Fine Artin Fine Art
Loetz PPN III-2822 - Art Glassin Art Glass
Rindskopf (or Kralik or Pallme Koenig) - Art Glassin Art Glass
Rindskopf - Art Glassin Art Glass
Still other examples of the production of the Ernst Steinwald glassworks - Art Glassin Art Glass

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  1. It is incomprehensible and shameful how the competent authorities in the Czech Republic are approaching the rescue and publication of further drawings from the Loetz archive.
  2. A beautiful example of the production of the Kralik glass factory. The W. Kralik glassworks used the name "Krokodil Iris" for this type of glass (by the way, the Loetz glassworks also used the name Kr...
  3. Rindskopf
  4. Yes Rinskopf. Nice piece.
  5. Beautiful piece. Congratulations. For a long time I believed that this was a product of the W. Kralik glass factory (the decor is referred to by collectors as "Giraffe"). However, this is a product of...
  6. Beautiful piece. Congratulations. However, I would rather attribute the production to the Teplice area. Perhaps Steinwald.
  7. Beautiful pieces. The blue vase is produced by the Brüder Frankl glass factory, circa 1925 - 1931.
  8. A beautiful piece. Not seen very often in blue. Congratulations. In my opinion, however, this is a product of the glass factory Ernst Steinwald & Co. It is one of the decors and also shapes that is at...
  9. I'm glad this vase ended up in good hands.
  10. Congratulations. I was the second bidder.
  11. The red vase is produced by the Franz Tomschick glass factory - approx. 1925 - 1927.
  12. Beautiful vase. The same (or very similar) decor was produced by Harrach glassworks.
  13. The name Pallme or Palme was very widespread in the Haida - Steinschönau area. For example, the publication Carolus Hartmann: Das Glas im Raum Haida und Steinschönau lists 55 persons of this name who ...
  14. Very interesting. Thanks for posting. Great work.
  15. Fantastic, amazing piece. Congratulations.
  16. Franz Tomschick, shape number 01183, circa 1928 see my vase: https://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/vaza-ft-7-5696/detail/
  17. This is a product of the bohemian glass factory Ernst Steinwald & Co. The assignment of the W. Kralik glassworks is incorrect. Here is a link to my site where there is a vase with the same decor in a ...
  18. This is a product of the bohemian glass factory Franz Tomschick. Shape number 0395, circa 1927-1928.
  19. send me your email address and I will send you photos of the drawing and you can attach it to your post. My address: info@bohemianglass.org
  20. Beautiful piece. However, it is not a production of the W. Kralik glassworks, as it is generally attributed, but a product of the bohemian glassworks Ernst Steinwald & Co from Teplice-Schönau. This sh...
  21. Dear Kai, I will be making a listing change on my site. Thank you once again.
  22. Very interesting. Thanks for this post. I have 3 vases with this decor in my collection. I considered them to be Loetz, but several experts have disputed my attribution, saying that they are the produ...
  23. I correct: not Kamenický Šenov, but Nový Bor.
  24. Maybe David Wunsch, Kamenicky Šenov. https://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/vaza-mineraly-76/detail/
  25. I wonder if the pink vase is this type of glass? https://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/rindskopf1/opal-iris/
  26. Beautiful piece. I lean towards Rindskopf.
  27. Thank you all.
  28. Nice piece. Congratulations. I think it could be the production of some glassworks from the Teplice area. In one of the drawing books that were stored in the former Franz Tomschick glass factory, ther...
  29. Beautiful piece. I think it is a product of the Franz Tomschick glassworks from Kostany near Teplice. Around 1925-1928. Shape number 0187.
  30. Very interesting. I have a Candia Neptun innen Silber gefleckt design bowl in my collection. www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/miska-candia-neptun-innen-silber-gefleckt-3216/detail/
  31. Perfect. Congratulations and I believe that you will also manage to get the remaining 5 mentioned decors in this shape.
  32. A beautiful piece by Ernst Steinwald & Co. Congratulations.
  33. Great. Congratulations.
  34. This is a product of the Franz Tomschick glass factory circa 1937-1938. Shape number 06171.
  35. A beautiful piece. Congratulations. Decorated by K. Goldberg Glass refinery. But I'm curious if it will ever be possible to find out from which glassworks they ordered this glass for refining.
  36. Here is the same or similar shape by Ernst Steinwald: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/175747-kralik-millefiori-pink-opalescent-solifl?in=442-activity
  37. Nice pieces. Congratulations. I'm moving a bit with my opinion on the manufacturer. I believe it was made by a glass factory from the Teplice area, but rather than Rindskopf (which I'm not ruling out ...
  38. Excellent post again. I have a question about the large bowl in the last photo from PASK Klatovy. I don't think it has a cut star on the bottom. Are there other known examples of the Ausf 119 without ...
  39. Great post.
  40. Nice pieces. I think it is a product of a glass factory in the Teplice area. I would say Rindskopf.
  41. Possibly the Czerney & Co Steinschönau refinery. see catalog: https://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/czerney-co-steinschonau-navrhy-4928/detail/
  42. It is a production of the Franz Tomschick glassworks, circa 1927-1928. Shape number 0182 in sizes 17 and 20 cm. Modified shape (beveled base edges, narrower opening) produced before 1927.
  43. Beautiful piece. I have it in a smaller version without painting. I think this is a production of the Rindskopf glassworks.
  44. Beautiful pieces. Congratulations. You really don't see this decor very often. I saw it in a different form a few years ago only in the collection of Mr. Gabor - a glassmaker from Sušice.
  45. I found this shape (photo 1 and 2) in Tomschick's books only in a book from the end of 1938, which lists a total of 333 shapes that the glassworks of Franz Tomschick took over from the glassworks of E...
  46. This is an amazing collection.
  47. Beautiful. Congratulations. I think this vase of mine would fit them (probably Harrach). https://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/vaza-peleton-5320/detail/
  48. A beautiful piece. Congratulations. I tried to find some information that would relate to R. Tischer Karslbad, but unfortunately I failed. So far, I have managed to identify 9 decors from my collectio...
  49. Amazing. Congratulations.
  50. A beautiful piece. I think these are Harrach glassworks.
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Lötz, Update 2: on the late 1930s finishes. Three vases with applied ribbons.