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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Bohemia, Czechoslovakia, Czech Republic, Austria => Topic started by: pamela on August 12, 2008, 10:07:18 PM
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I recall that this one has been asked for here already, but I'm unable to trace the thread :o((
I had one of these in flesh today , unfortunately NOT for sale
I still believe it's Inwalds Barolac or Reich
Any novelties Please!!!
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a better photo could be this one
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Hi Pamela,
Inwald, "Barolac", and either pattern number 12832 or 12846.
regards,
Marcus
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Thanks Marcus,
Did they also make a vase in this pattern? Cappa illustrates such a piece, i.e. same fish & wave design but tall sided as a vase and attributes it to Sevres (see Le Genie Verrier de L'Europe, 2nd Ed. no.744, p422). I've always questined many of the Sevres attributions in the book as there are other misattributions (see no. 745 which is a Walther float bowl).
Steven
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Hi Steven,
Yes they did make a vase. Pattern number 12890, height 180mm.
Regards,
Marcus
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Thanks Marcus, great to have this cleared up as it's a pattern I've seen before but always wondered about. Cappa has the vase height as 190mm but I think that is close enough. Frustratingly no specific references are given by Cappa: I'd like to know how he arrived at the Sevres attribution.....
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:hiclp: Thank you, Marcus! :kissy:
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Hi
I have just made my latest e-bay purchase and wondered if anyone knew the maker and decade of this beautiful piece.
Sadly my iphone isnt great at uploading pics so sent the link below:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370335213674 (http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370335213674)
MANY THANKS
Antoinette
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The link would be the right way to show these photos Antoinette, as they belong to the seller, so you can't add them to the board without their consent. This is a gorgeous bowl... I have no idea who made it but Pamela or Glen may know.
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Thanks for the prompt response Anne!
I would DEARLY love to know its a real stunner - I won it for 23 and had seen one in green go for almost 100 the other month back but didnt catch the maker!
However shes for display as shes GEORGEOUS!
and Im elated now shes arrived so safely from the sender!
:0)
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Hi
I its Inwald Barolac Pamela will be able to tell you more.
Roy
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http://www.pressglas-pavillon.de/tafelaufsaetze/09226.html
Here are Roy's images of a pair I bought from UK through his kind mediation :kissy:
Definitely Inwald BAROLAC, see also Marcus' SKLO UNION book database: Rosice extract of Barolac # 12832 and Rudolfova before 1958 page 37
:thup:
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http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,22418.0.html
green
;D
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WOW I'm so impressed!!!
Thanks Sooooo much for all your help!!
I really haven't heard of Barolac as I've only been collecting this last year and really into my Walther Sohne and Sowerby collections but couldn't find any thing search for my limited knowledge on the Internet!!
Kept searching walther, bagley, sowerby!!
Delighted to find out a more!!!
Is there any idea of a decade?
I thought perhaps 20's in style???
MANY THANKS going back on the net to find out more!!!
:0)
xxxxx
Antoinette
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Rudolfova before 1958 - so far not found in several earlier catalogues which date between 1914 and 1948
:sleep:
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rudolpha? what's that Pam??
Sorry for all the questions...
Do you really have a museum of glass??
Wow that's fantasic!
Xxx
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Rudolfova was a glass factory in Czechoslovakia. And yes Pamela does have a real private museum. If you ever visit Hamburg, you would be welcome to have a look round by appointment.
If you click on the Smetterling vase you can see some of it (although it's in German) http://www.pressglas-pavillon.de/presse/tv_movie.html
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OMG!!
I have died and gone to "glass heaven"!!!!!
I need to see what we can do over half term - ive seen about a dozen pieces I now need to find!!!
That Brockwitz squirrel bowl is just TOO georgous for words now ive seen it!!!
GOSH - thanks for the Christine!!!
Totally WOWED!!!
:0)
Antoinette
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:hiclp:
Thanks to everyone helping me find out more about my beautiful new bowl!!!
Pamela your museum is AWESOME such a beautiful collection of SO MANY pieces and colours!
Thanks Christine for telling me about the video!!!
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(eye poppingly fantastic!)
Antoinette
xxxxxxx
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A Diving Dolphin Bowl Thanks Marcus, great to have this cleared up