Topic: Pressed Glass Fish Footed Bowl

[mhgcgolfclub]

Tony

I believe Inwald was correct

Roy

[Tony H]

Thanks Roy

[pamela]

 :girlcheer:

Inwald confirmed - it's on M. Newhall CD Rudolfova before 1958, page 37  item # 12846

There are also a vase and a shallow plate pictured - never seen  :cry:

Tony, a photo of your tray would be highly appreciated!

This is the pair, Roy bought and photographed for me - still very grateful for these! http://pressglas-pavillon.de/tafelaufsaetze/09226.html

 :ghug:

[Leni]

Thanks very much for reminding me and confirming the ID   :hiclp:  I've added the info to my pictures, so that I'll remember what it is, hopefully  :spls: :pb:  :thup:

[meegs]

I wonder what other colours it was made in?

Anne,
Last time I was in Paeroa (probably October) there was a most beautiful bright blue one of these bowls for sale at one of the junk shops.
Unfortunately I had spent all my pocket money!
Cheers
Meegs

[Tony H]

Hi Guys
Here are some photos of my plate, it is 29.5cm at widest points each way and stands 6cm high also it is 1355kg in weight.

Is Rudolfova the glass factory or a place?

[dinklepip]

I found one at a car boot sale recently in clear glass.  Had another one a couple of years ago too but I parted with it

[Anne]

Rudolfova was the glass factory, Tony. It was a former Inwald glass factory, at Dubi, founded 1906, and was the main pressed Inwald pressed glass factory, according to Marcus Newhall's book, "Sklo Union Art Before Industry: 20th Century Czech Pressed Glass." Rudolf was the name of the elder of Josef Inwald's two sons, and the works was apparently named after him.

[Tony H]

Hi Ann
 many thanks, Can you still buy Marcus Newhall's book and how much is it?

[Anne]

Yes it's on eBay Tony. £30+postage