MOS Gotcha, makes sense now (sort of LOL)
Thank you for the update :)
MOS, That looks like a 4 1 to me (The LH) They just got carried away with the 4 and wrote the 1 a little close to it
CX, It sure looks like yours should open up
I'll do some thinking on this one. Kralik and Loetz liked to use the Green Threading as well as the Martele. Regardless of who made it. It is a...
And that is all the info I had.
Alain, Feel free to post. My knowledge is limited but you never know.
Alain, No problem. Some of these shapes and decors are overwhelming.
I'm just going to toss out my .02 cents worth here. I don't think this falls into the "Knuckle Vase" category. Kralik Compote or Vase, yes. Here...
@wildrose I believe you are correct in your term "Caged"
@Mary Delaney Here are some examples of Kralik "Caged" Glass 1930ish perhaps? http://www.kralik-glass.com/kralikcagedarray.html
No problem, I'm just glad I could help :)
Glass Eye Studio 2007 Part # VP556 Page 20 of this Catalog http://www.glasseye.com/content/GES_june07.pdf I cannot take credit for figuring...
@Wanttoknow I'm fairly confident in saying this is not a Loetz Ausf. 237. I'll do some poking around and see if I can come up with a maker/decor
No clue but those are pretty darn nice.
Here is a nice example of the Rindskopf Hyacinth Vase [ATTACH]
Gila, Here is a nice example in Stoneware [ATTACH]
Gila, Because the shape has not been identified or named. I gave it a name (It is not the original factory name) I also suggested a "Welz Tripod...
Here is a link to his (Craig Orkney) website. Some real drool worthy pieces. http://www.kralik-glass.com/frametemplate.html
Cheryl, Yes, a good side view would be most helpful. Identical to your first image.
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