Topic: Blue cut to amber bowl - Czech? Val st Lambert?

[Margi]

I apologize for my description of this very heavy bowl.  It has a fire polished rim and cut out shapes.  Blue to amber cut out.
The maker I presume can be ascertained straight away from the disney shaped face (see the lower part of the bowl).  The base is like a shallow stand and then flat polished with age related wear.  I was told this was from the 1960's.  Does anyone recognise this please.  Bought from an English family here in France (rather wet France at the moment).
Many thanks
Margi

[Margi]

Also to add there is no other disney face on the other sides.

[Max]

Verrry nice.    Is that blue colour on the outside of the exterior?  I mean...does it look like the blue has been cut away to reveal the amber/yellow underneath?

I think we need to revise your title...it'll give people more to go on.  And I think people are going to ask for a photo of the base too.   

[keith]

Similar in style to a piece in 'Hi Sklo Lo Sklo' page 126 attributed to Novy Bor? :huh:

[Pip]

Val St Lambert perhaps???

[Margi]

Hello all again.  The inside looks to be clear, the exterior is blue and yes is cut away to reveal the light amber.  I went to a fair whereby there were 300 exposants and apart from some glass candlesticks with silver rims and this bowl I didn't get anything else.  I could have done if I wanted to pay OTT prices for Saint Louis and Murano Vetri d'art but no thank you.  Anyway I will get a base shot for you all and thanks for looking.

[Margi]

Here is a pic of the base.

[Max]

I thought it looked Czech too...and I've just got out Hi Sklo Lo Sklo and it is similar to a range called Dual from Novy Bor as Keith said.  The top rim looks different though in shape?

What size is your Margi?

[Paul S.]

hello Margi  -  your rim appears to have bee ground/plished the bevelled  -  rather than fire polished, which would leave a rounded shape, rather than the flat edge that you do have, and I believe it would be called 'blue cut to amber', if the blue is on the outside.   Very nice by the way. :mrgreen:

[Max]

and I believe it would be called 'blue cut to amber', if the blue is on the outside.

A bit like the title?