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Kralik Rose Bowl - Art Glassin Art Glass
Welz Iridescent Glass Known Shapes and Possibles - Art Glassin Art Glass
Small Victorian Diamond Quilted Vase, - Art Glassin Art Glass
Rarely Seen Pink Goldberg Vase - Art Glassin Art Glass
Mottled vase with raspberry prunts. - Art Glassin Art Glass
Welz Hexagonal Vase - Art Glassin Art Glass
Powder Bowl decorated with Dancing Silhouettes - Art Glassin Art Glass
Large Czech Bowl Maker Unknown - Art Glassin Art Glass
Small Bowl in Kralik Panel Decor - Art Glassin Art Glass
Large Czech Bowl Maker Unknown - Art Glassin Art Glass

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  1. Lovely fairy lamp, great research. Congrats!
  2. Thanks, Marin, I bought it for the claws as well. They are getting rarer.
  3. Well done, your first paragraph is so true. So congratulations on a lovely fairy lamp. Nailsea made window panes. Of course that poses the question, Just who DID make the lovely striped glass found i...
  4. Wow22, thank you. I bought the three taller ones as I recognised the shapes as shapes I already had in known Welz décors. Took me best part of a year as the green versions turned up on ebay UK liste...
  5. Beyermann, thank you Marie. I've gone as far as is possible in identification unless something else that is relevant turns up. Glad you like them.
  6. I don't know. The only comment I would make is that the curve of the legs have not been crimped together to create the feet as is usually seen. May be a different maker, may be cutting production time...
  7. Great, love the iridescence.
  8. Marin, that's what I thought. Not my usual thing but I just liked it!
  9. Ivonne, It is stable, Iwona, though it did have a mount. It was round with a hollow to take the small foot below the bowl. The glass of the mount had the same décor as the bowl it self. Someone sent...
  10. What a delight, it must make you smile each time it's lit.
  11. Thanks Penny, they do but also they are crisp as I'm starting to understand better what the phone can do.
  12. It's nice to learn that someone else appreciates these Goldbergs. It isn't easy to collect them as they are not common in the UK, but sometimes you get lucky. :)
  13. Thank you elanski, I'm pleased you like the group picture. I learned a lot from group shots when I was starting as a glass collecctor.
  14. Marin, you're taking the place of Michelle. She always identified the flowers for me though I knew this was a carnation.
  15. Congrats! Subtle colour and yours brings the number I've seen up to four, I think.
  16. Goes with the territory. If I'd wanted 100% certainty on maker I should have collected British ceramics, as my mother did.
  17. Beautiful glass Great find
  18. I have to say, Marin, you've given me a lot to think about. However I fear this one may defeat both of us.
  19. I really enjoyed your comment Marin. All I remember about raspberry prunts is that there's a British maker who put them on the pontil area of the base of their pieces. I hope your thinking cap is in ...
  20. dav2no1, maybe but I put the sweeties out early then disappear.
  21. Marin, I always thought it was Czech but got no further. It was attributed to Bruder Frankel by Ales Kral, in a Facebook group recently. The way the octagonal rim is formed wasn't typical of either We...
  22. vetraio, I'm glad it pleases someone else too. I'd thought they were just an artist's impression of shells. So thank you very much.
  23. And uncommon too, Marin.
  24. From afar it looks like sea shells, for me anyway.
  25. Marin, so being an Aries is good after all.
  26. Marin, If spatter décors hadn't been included they'd have had a much smaller exhibition...............
  27. IronLace, always pleased when you agree with me lol
  28. John2Nhoj, with a waist diameter of only 11 cm it may be a little small for that.............
  29. John2Nhoj, thanks, but I think the way it's made will go against Kralik.
  30. vetraio50, Amazing yes, but worrying when you don't remember buying them! Thanks for the fabulous.
  31. Thank you both, IronLace and kivatinitz, they do look well together. Better still they complete a small shelf of Harrach vases in similar creamy colours with enamelling.
  32. No Alfie, it's not an ashtray. It's 26 cm. across and the rim undulations would not hold a cigarette securely. By all means 'Love It' twice!
  33. Wonderful understated style.
  34. Thank you Iwona. Thank you also to those who commented and also all who 'loved' this post. I think it a good moment to say I post less here because I have so little energy these days due to a gland...
  35. Hi Marie, I am purely a collector, never doing research of any sort,. These were my first two Goldbergs and today I bought my thirteenth. All are from this style of decoration apart from one with 'sil...
  36. Kivatinitz, I think you have more expertise than you realise. I have since learned that the quatrefoil, or four lobed shape, was often used by Moser.
  37. Ivonne, thank you. Barely a millimetre left undecorated!
  38. The iridescence is nice on these. On mine the leaves and stems are gold. Surprising how often we have the same items. Also I've never seen any of your UK purchases before you post them here.
  39. sorry, amazed.
  40. I never cease to be amazes at the amount of lovely glass you find in actual shops.
  41. Wouldn't do to be without a quest!
  42. Typical cat behaviour. Find an empty anything, occupy the space then fight tooth and claw when the human needs it. Sulks if ousted. Only exception when cat senses human is planning a visit to the vet....
  43. Marvelous! Both a stand for one basket only and that you actually found one. Puts a smile on your face!
  44. Like hen's teeth, but much prettier.
  45. I've never seen that pattern either. On the other hand Kralik did extend relief patterns on to the base. So, a wait and see item, but easy on the eye in the meantime.
  46. Interesting, Marin. Have you considered that it may be an unusual example of what is often called 'Cut to Clear'? More commonly 'the clear' is translucent pink, blue or green with a white outer layer....
  47. Perhaps the nicest shape to be found in this décor.
  48. Thanks Marin, I did have a great day too. Particularly the meal out, one of the grandchildren talks non stop and is an absolute card. I think just this décor and Opalescent Lines have shards. Now ...
  49. Belated Birthday Greetings. Snap! Even down to the jagged shards rather than the spots you usually get on the décor 'Lines and Spots'. I particularly love household items in Welz décors.
  50. When the English say yard we mean a small area that has a hard surface i.e. paving, concrete, gravel etc., no grass but perhaps a few pots for flowering plants.
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