Topic: Lustred or carnival glass shells? ID: Walther

[norman warbreck]

Perhaps this is a piece by Pavel Panek----never handled a piece before....but ref book art before industry ...page 110 ...pic top left.
and ideas pls
thanks
norman

[norman warbreck]

oops was thinking of the next post when i did this...it should read Jiri Brabec

[glassobsessed]

There are quite a few differences..... Sorry to be negative and not be of any constructive help.

John.

[Sklounion]

Hi Norman,
p110 shows a bicoloured glass piece. This looks like a lustred item rather than bicoloured. Not in the Rosice catalogues, so unlikely to be Rosice or Brabec.
M

[norman warbreck]

Hi there,
well i have taken it outside into bright sunlight and yeah....the green color disappears and it certainly has a lustre to it rather than two colors.
thanks so much for the info as i now know for next time.
best
norman

[Lustrousstone]

Perhaps one of the Mods could change the title to carnival glass? Not something I've seen before

[dirk.]

i´ve saved Walther in the back of my mind for these. comes as a clock aswell.

[dirk.]

here´s a labelled one on ebay.de:
Walther
i´ve contacted the seller, who confirmed it´s a Walther label on the front one.

[pamela]

Thank you Dirk for jumping into it first! My first thoughts were also Walther, but be aware: Walther Glas, Bad Siebenstern fifties or much later, not a Saxony item! I owned the same in blue and rosé, but both of same size/height.