Topic: Bowl, yellow tinge, blue applied rings

[Andy]

Nice bowl, nice design. Looks familiar, 9 inches wide, 3 1/4" tall 1.1 kg.
Applied blue blob , pulled into 4 or 5 rings. Glass has an attractive yellow tinge to it.
Polished base, (signs of tool marks). Few bubbles and blemishes.

Any ideas?
Cheers,
Andy
 

[Andy]

My instincts, for no particular reason , are saying Dutch ? or maybe Scandinavian?  :huh:

Andy

[Frank]

Yellow tinge in older clear is sometimes associated with Hungarian, Austrian and Bohemian.

[Andy]

Thanks Frank,
the yellow tinge is definitely purposely added, not just a tint to clear crystal.
Its not that old, probably late 20thC.
Andy

[Ivo]

My instincts, for no particular reason , are saying Dutch ? or maybe Scandinavian?  :huh:
Andy

Dutch instincts say Polish, recent - based on the colour of the glass and on the finish of the bottom.

[Andy]

Thanks Ivo 

[Andy]

Found another with label 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=380052946056

Sandra Rich, googling , i believe its a German company, for general House furnishings, so
i expect modern eastern Europe seems most likely!

Cheers
Andy

[Sklounion]

Similar stuff is offered by Krosno: http://www.krosno.com.pl/en/about_us/about_the_company/
Regards,
Marcus

[Hotglass]

If Krosno SA then the unpolished base surprises me. The Krosno glassware I have owned has been superbly finished.
I don't see anything similar at the website. Maybe I just missed it; there's a lot there. There are several other glassworks in and around the town of Krosno and even more in the region. Ed.

[Andy]

Hi Ed,
its difficult to see in my photo of the base, it is tooled and polished, its just got a matt finish,
I would think purposely.
Andy