Topic: Need ID Please; Sommerso & Cut Vase, with acid etched Mark

[Glas Vasen]

Hello all
I have here other unknown beautiful Vase with an acid etched Mark.

Weight: 0.700 Kg

Size: L 100mm B 80mm H 100mm

Base: Pontil mark is polished

peculiar: Sommerso Technic and cut, acied etched Mark

P.S. I have looking in Glass mark’s Encyclopaedia 1600 -1945 form EU & USA but nothing compared. :huh2:

for any help I be glad. :hi:

Sergio

[kane_u_pain]

 :mrgreen: That is gorgeous...don't know the mark though...

[ahremck]

Neither do I.   :mrgreen:  Fabulous piec of glass though.

Ross
 

[antiquerose123]

What a Nice hunk of Glass that is!! :hiclp:     :mrgreen:

May we see the mark more straight on to try to figure it out?  

Thanks

[rocco]

Wow, stunning piece!!

Reminds me a lot of the Zemek pieces here in a catalogue on Jindrich's great site:
http://picasaweb.google.com/Jindra8526/FrantisekZemek?authkey=Gv1sRgCKX52IeMm9aJ8QE#5446912622708622946
http://picasaweb.google.com/Jindra8526/FrantisekZemek?authkey=Gv1sRgCKX52IeMm9aJ8QE#5446912369221496722

Michael

[Glas Vasen]

I made a better Image from the acid etched Mark

Wow this from Jindrich Images (Vases) are Great.

need one too of this

Thanx rocco for the magic Link  :X:


Sergio

[astrid]

Well, with those similar looking vases by Zemek available, I wondered if this etch mark is a hasty rendition of the Teplice symbol? If the etch mark is flipped upside down, I do see some similarities: Two crossed, curled strokes. The three dots would have merged into a single line, and the whole thing is circled?

You can find an example of the Teplice symbol on this page of Jindrich's: https://picasaweb.google.com/Jindra8526/SKLOUNION1974?authkey=Gv1sRgCPibrNTxp8C-zgE#5434340348693961426

Astrid

[Glas Vasen]

here in two views (rotated 180°)


Hello Astrid

Thank you for the Link
I see the 3 Stars (The three dots would have merged into a single line) but is the wrong arc.

Sergio

[Glas Vasen]

Excuse me GMB,

I push this topic just some Step up, before goes to the basement.

May someone pop in and know that enigma.