Topic: Loetz, Kralik maybe?

[glasseyed]

Hi All

Another vase I have had for years but still have not identified. Any help appreciated.

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/lh/photo/bP5oOR9epwchGOO7eQAGsA?authkey=Gv1sRgCKShyPW1i-WlmgE&feat=directlink

Regards

Hazel

[obscurities]

Hazel,

My take on it would be that it is a piece of Martelé by Kralik. Loetz, Kralik and Rindskopf all did Martelé pieces, but the shape strikes me as a Kralik form as opposed to the others. The hard geometric waist on the vase strikes me as Kralik as I have had similar shapes by Kralik in other decors.

That's my 2 cents worth

Craig

[Lustrousstone]

Lovely Hazel


Craig, can i ask you to look at this http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,16539.0.html

I've found it ID'd as Loetz, but not by someone I'd trust

[Mike M]

Yep

pretty certain that's Kralik

Cheers

Mike

[glasseyed]

Thanks all,

It's funny I didn't think I had any Kralik - now all of a sudden I've got two pieces  :thup:

Happy days.

Hazel

[obscurities]

I agree with Mike

Alfredo thought it could be Loetz or Kralik Martele, but I would lean heavily towards Kralik based solely on the form. I could not find an example of a Loetz piece that had such a hard and geometrically pronounced waist. Generally they are softer if Loetz. Kralik used such a waist in many pieces, including forms utilizing multiple waists like that in a single piece.

Craig

[obscurities]

My guess is.... If you have a lot of nice Czech glass, you most likely have more Kralik than the two we have identified....
The variety of their output is actually pretty amazing....   
Craig

[glasseyed]

I don't think I have many more pieces but there is one in particular - trouble is I've got to find it first

Boxes may have to be searched :angel:

Regards

Hazel