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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Bohemia, Czechoslovakia, Czech Republic, Austria => Topic started by: Bonsaismurf on December 06, 2009, 08:13:01 PM
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Heya!
Today I went to one of the antique dealers I visit on an almost weekly basis where I've had my eyes on two pieces that I have strong suspicions are Sklo Union glass. Today I decided that I was sure enough to buy them, but I'd be extremely grateful if someone that knows more than me would confirm that they actually are Sklo Union?
Best Regards
Emil
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Pretty sure the bowl is Sklo Rhapsody
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I do not think your first bowl is from the Rhapsody range, usually Rhapsody pieces are made with clear glass and applied prunts or stripes of colour. However, I think it is Czechoslovakian, possibly the same glassworks (Mstisov) and it looks very much like a vase with two heavy coloured vertical 'stripes on an amber body. I think the vase that I am thinking of is in Mark Hill's book Hi Sklo Lo Sklo but I still don't have a copy.
Here is a link to the type of vase I am gibbering on about but this one is a different colour ::) http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,27608.0.html
The base of your blue bowl does look like a Chribska kind of base to me. ;D
Btw, neither of the bowls are 'Sklo Union', the Sklo Union group of glassworks produced pressed glass.
John
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I'm pretty sure that the bowl is Mstisov 'Romana' by Hana Machovska, who was obviously very influenced by the 'Rhapsody' line from Zemek. I also agree with John about the other piece, Chribska.
David
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Thanks ppl for helping out! I'm recieving two Rhapsody pieces tomorrow so I can do a side by side comparison, although I'm sure this piece is Romana as you said.
Best regards
Emil
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Pretty sure that David is true - this is Romana and Machovska.
See differences at attached picures.
Jindrich