Sommerso translates to "Submerged" (It is a technique) A good way to think about it would be a like a vase made of a certain colour, then cover...
I wouldnt call that milk glass
Bear, The reason I tossed out French, is I saw one recently with a label on it that was in fact coloured glass and not the typical clear. Damned...
Glad I could help. I have started collecting more Czech glass and countless hours drooling over websites LOL
I would have grabbed it as well
Kralik Seashell Vase with a "Confetti Variant" (Is the best I could come up with.) I think it is a nice looking example.
Kralik. Give me a few minutes and all find out a little more for you
I have about 120 pieces of Art glass in a small house. I need to sell of some before I add more to the clutter...I mean collection.
I have seen it called a "Splash Vase" (I highly doubt that is what the manufacturer called them though) I have seen ones similar that were...
It doesn't look familiar to me.
LOL...I'm in a holding pattern for purchases for the foreseeable future
Any chance you can get a pic of the label remnant?
Glad I could help. That square one is pretty nice. I would like to add a piece of Ikora to our collection.
Not Chalet, and I highly doubt Lorraine.
https://sites.google.com/site/loetzandglass/wmf-ikora-glass This should give you the info you are after
Why not go to the bar that possibly has the other half. They could hang them on opposing walls. Keep Austin Weird
I highly doubt it is Chalet. The fins, shape and colour are just not Chalet. I would probably rule out Chinese on this one as well
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I'd lean toward Chinese on this one
I bet they cost an arm and a leg
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