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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Bohemia, Czechoslovakia, Czech Republic, Austria => Topic started by: Bonsaismurf on January 29, 2010, 07:22:55 PM
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Heya!
Just showing off again :). I found this vase a month ago but couldn't decide if it was worth the asking price and if I could afford it, but decided to get since I couldn't find a similar one on the net. Anyway, I assume it's a Pavel Hlava and it's signed "Exbor". It's also cut in a triangular shape, which I think is kind of cool.
Enjoy!
Best Regards
Emil
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I would show off, too. Good find. Is it faceted and triangular? Hard to see from the one photograph. These always seem to go for much monye when I see them in auctions.
David
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More photos please Emil, :hiclp: either here or in your web album.
Thanks,
John
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I would show off, too. Good find. Is it faceted and triangular? Hard to see from the one photograph. These always seem to go for much monye when I see them in auctions.
David
Hi David!
It's just triangular. I don't know the "value" of this piece but I paid 142 Euro including shipping if anyone wants to know :)
Best Regards
Emil
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More photos please Emil, :hiclp: either here or in your web album.
Thanks,
John
Hi John!
I will, as soon as I get a Rhapsody vase and a great Jan Gabrhel on the shelf ;)
Best Regards
Emil
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I will, as soon as I get a Rhapsody vase and a great Jan Gabrhel on the shelf ;)
Now I feel 'under pressure', Emil. ;D
John
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Hi. What height is your vase?
michael
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Ah, you're ahead of me, Emil... I've wanted one of these for ages, but I just can't get myself to pay the asking prices of EUR 200 plus plus.
By comparison, Rhapsody vases are a lot easier (and cheaper)... And yes, a Gabhrel would be nice too, but I haven't even found, one regardless of price :(
Astrid
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Hi!
The vase is 22cm.
I only have one Exbor, they're too expensive for me as well. I think I paid 140 Euro including shipping for this one. Rhapsody are a lot easier to find here as well, I have 6 different shapes. Today I found my 181th Czech piece btw!
Best Regards
Emil
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Just looking around the internet, found this one (Jan Gabrhel )
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/2512263
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I think that blue one in the auction is by Bertil Vallien.
John
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I bow to greater knowledge LOL!....whatever, it is big bucks!
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I had not noticed the auction estimate.
That is ridiculous, 60-70 may be a good price, 600-700 deserves a good :24: :24: :24: :24: :24:
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It actually sold for 550 Euros!!! :thup:
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Ah, whoops, that shows what I know. :pb:
John
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Today I found my 181th Czech piece btw!
:thud:
And I thought I was a hero with my massive collection of 15 Czech pieces. :24:
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:thud:
And I thought I was a hero with my massive collection of 15 Czech pieces. :24:
Don't worry, you'll get there :)
I suspect Jindrich have a few more pieces than me hehe
Best Regards
Emil
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Possibly I have few pieces more :-)
Just taken pictures of 4 shelves from 8 in my office where I store the last purchases only :-)
The best pieces are displayed in living room, the pressed glass is stored in boxes.
Space is the problem of each serious collector...
Jindrich
www.webareal.cz/ceskoslovenskesklo
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Oj mój Boże... :thud: :thud: :thud:
Jindrich, I've got plenty of shelf space, if you wish. I could store a few pieces for you. I promise to keep them safe. :angel:
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I think that blue one in the auction is by Bertil Vallien.
John
I thought you were right, but now I'm not so sure...
http://www.tradera.com/item.mvc/viewitem/?auctionId=120917790
Best Regards
Emil
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Similar signed one here: http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,37142.0.html