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Kosta? back view and Base.

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garyx:

--- Quote from: langhaugh on November 13, 2009, 04:41:31 PM ---Gary:

I certainly wouldn't be able to resist it at a bootsale of anywhere else for that matter. It's a fascinating piece to research. Because it's so unfamiliar, and, as you say, you can't see the quality in the pictures, it's difficult to know what to suggest. Does it have an opening down the middle? Which leads me to wonder how it was made. Blown and cut or slumped and polished? The other possibility I would have said is studio glass but I would expect a signature on that, just like it most likely would if it were quality Scandinavian. I'd be looking at Czech first.

Aine: I'm envious of how you casually slip in a picture of a Warff obelisk, and very nice it is, too.

David

Hi David, it does have a hole down the centre, I'll stick a picture of the top later...
Gary.

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Daniel S:
i havent seen this one in sweden

glassobsessed:
See: http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,34297.0.html

John

langhaugh:
John:

Thanks for the link to that thread. No wonder the piece I bought that's pictured in that thread looked so familiar. At least I was right in thinking it was probably Czech.  I also found a picture of one on the modernistglass.com site, which cites the same source as I did. They list the piece at $190.00.


David

taylog1:
one to watch
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