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Flanged Vase
David555:
Just bought this vase and I am sure I have seen the shape somwhere before - can't pin it down - very distinctive - can anyone help - heavy cased and 10.5" tall - link - http://tinypic.com/b7atee.jpg - it has a Whitefriars look but it's not - base is ground but the rim is 'formed' and left rounded by maker
glasswizard:
Can't help you on this, but I like it. Terry
Ivo:
:idea: Also available in Neodymium glass, from Zbs Glass, Zeleznobrodské Sklo :idea:
David555:
Thanks - I get Zelezny Brod Glass (ZBS) - Czech also made in Neodymium glass - which is like incandescant (glow in dark) - have lots of that incandescant glass and know the czech makers were masters - wow to think that such a heavy piece was treated in this way - I would love to collect a bit like that - I get designers from that factory (many small studios) as Pavel Hlava, S Libensky, J Tockstien - my millers fact file says they never signed - any idea what the vase is called and who designed it - also I know it's 60's - 70's but can that be confirmed - any other pics would be great - any idea of value (gulp - but has to be asked eh LOL)
Max:
David55 said:
--- Quote --- Czech also made in Neodymium glass - which is like incandescant (glow in dark)
--- End quote ---
Erm...I don't think Neodymium glass glows in the dark... In my experience it's a pale lilac colour that simply changes hue to a greyish colour in different lighting situations. I think the piece I have is Murano...
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