Topic: Heavy glass vase

[Taylor Thomas]

Thanks everyone.. .....

I will try and get a better photo taken though as suggested....

Cheers

[Taylor Thomas]

Hope these photo's are better.......

[Taylor Thomas]

And

[Andy]

Hi Taylor,
I apologise, i was watching this item tonight, and considering bidding, pretty sure it was a Skrdlovice
vase, its the twin to yours
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=160215917173&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=006

so i didnt want to put it on here, i decided against it, its so much smaller than mine, and i know size
isnt everything, but ....
I have had a look at the other items bought by the successful bidder, and they are mostly Bohemian glass,
Skrdlovice and similar, i even see he has bought several items from the seller in Austria, i mentioned earlier in
this post, which at least makes me think i am probably right with my suggestion that your vase is
Skrdlovice, 1950s

Marcus, Ivo, just curious, (please , i dont want to disclose bidders or give away identities or anything!)
do you know the winner, Carlyung, or the chap who has sold me some nice stuff, Argonf?

Regards to all,
Andy

[Sklounion]

Hi, Andy,
I am aware of both buyer and seller.
Regards,
Marcus

[Andy]

Thanks Marcus

Andy

[Taylor Thomas]

Thanks Andy........ When I originally looked at the glass It looked like my piece but less "lumpy" colour spot on though...

Thank you everyone for such a great response....

Cheer's

[langhaugh]

Hi: Here are pictures of five of my similar pieces. Sorry about picture quality. My good camera worked for one day after I got it back from repairs and the flash on the Canon Powershot darkens everything. I put the five together for the first shot. The one with the label is second from the left.  I'll do two separate posts to avoid maxing out in photos. I'll retake the group photo tomorrow, hopefully in the sunshine. The heights left to right are: 5 1/2", 8", 8 1/4", 8", and 5 1/4".

David

[langhaugh]

The last two of the Czech group and the label. I should add that all the bottoms are flat and polished.

David

[Sklounion]

Hi,

it (Ricke) mentions comparable pieces produced at Aseda Sweden, after 1945

Ricke was right to suggest that Aseda made similar items. I have now discovered that Börne Augustsson designed what are known in Scandinavia as the “Börnevas", which look extremely similar.
These I have seen in colourless glass. 

Your pink version looks more like Chribska though.

Regards,

Marcus