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whence comes this Cocquille copy.
Paul S.:
Only because I do occasionally look at the picture captions, do I know this might be loosely called a copy of a Flygsfors Paul Kedelv 'Cocquille' vase (which apparently means 'shell like'). I say possibly, because this one seems to be a little over the top - with frills - when compared with the the more simple lines of those in the books. About 235mm tall, and there is a fair amount of wear on the flat base, so it wasn't made that recently. An attractive cintrine colour - and needless to say not marked. I hadn't realized that the term 'Cocquille' was in fact given to a series of his designs, the common factor being that they were free form, and usually with a white base cased in colour and then cased again in a heavy crystal.
Might this be a 'generic' Murano offering? Grateful for anyone's thoughts,and thanks for looking.
Ivo:
I'd stick to "Czech citrine free formed bowl" and forget everything you ever read about Flygsfors. There is only a nodding relationship but they're not not speaking terms.
Paul S.:
thanks Ivo, and I'm more than happy with the thought that it is most probably Czech.
Carolyn Preston:
Now that one looks like it's Canadian, i.e.) Chalet or Lorraine. (What shapes did Altaglass do?)
Carolyn
antiquerose123:
--- Quote from: Carolyn Preston on June 24, 2010, 12:16:32 AM ---Now that one looks like it's Canadian, i.e.) Chalet or Lorraine. (What shapes did Altaglass do?)
Carolyn
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Hi there -- That was what I was thinking too -- but most times I am wrong anyways....LOL. But here are some pics anyways to refer to (??) maybe (??)
***** http://www.antiquespider.com/detail.asp?id=226991&name=Chalet%20Amber%20Art%20Glass%20Centerpiece
http://www.canadiandesignresource.ca/officialgallery/wp-content/uploads/2006/05/glc.jpg
http://cdn1.ioffer.com/img/item/140/092/619/XOy0.jpg
;) Just guessing......
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