Topic: Please Help ID (Czech?)

[Glas Vasen]

Hello all addicted glass collectors
This is my first time here on glassmessages, and i hope i getting on, because of my broken English.
I did search some similar boards in my Language, but it looks like this here is the only one of this huge www.
I Hope also ID some glass Vase, and can ID my glass collection via public and learn a bit more English by glassmessage.

Perhaps from Czech

Oval Vase with four edges runs perpendicular to the retracted mouth

Foot is polish (or is the expression grinding?)

Weight: 0.800 Kg

Size: D x H 90 x 230mm)

Thanks for your efforts.

[Ivo]

Gangkofner Entwurf for Hessenglas.  :hiclp:
http://www.kristallglas-oberursel.net/Text/ProdukteHessenglas_Gangkofner.html

[Lustrousstone]

Welcome to the board. We have members from all over the world. Your English is good and you have given all the information we need to help. Unfortunately, I do not know who made your vase but I am sure someone else will.

Please post each item in a new thread, so we do not get confused.  

Nice link Ivo. Interesting stuff there. Am I correct in assuming the company no longer exists?

[astrid]

Thanks Ivo - I saw one of these in red and thought it was Klinger for ZBS - but the colour looked un-ZBS to me. Happy to know there was a more accurate solution!

Astrid

[Glas Vasen]

Wow!

To Ivo
Many thanks Ivo the Link you did Show is Great and rich of details.

Hello Lustrousstone thanks for ur warm Welcome (I still try do make up my Profile)

[Jindra8526]

Great site,
few comments to Czech vases -

Jan Gabrhel vase is from Chlum u Trebone (Czechoslovakia not Poland), pattern Chlum – 11673, from 1967.

Josef Hospodka - not Joseph :-)

Moser - the vase is originaly from Teplicke sklo, Mstisov, from Opera set designed by Karel Zemek (brother of Frantisek Zemek), pattern 53849/30, from beg of 60ties.
After closing glassfactory in Mstisov in 1963 the manufacturing of several sets incl this Opera was transfered to Karlovarske sklo n.p. (Moser).

Skrdlovice
all vases are correctly attributed to Frantisek Vizner, first one (whirpool) is from 1968, pattern 6823/27, but displayed piece was produced much later possibly in late 90ties by Beranek Glasswork s.r.o., two pressed vases naturally are not from Skrdlovice, triangular is Rosice - 902/205 from 1962,  small one Hermanova hut – 20053 also from 1962 and the last vase is again from  Skrdlovice, pattern 7623/24 from 1976, but also produced in late 90ties by Beranek.

Jindrich
www.webareal.cz/ceskoslovenskesklo

[robert1960]

and your first Riihimaen vase looks like Alsterfors to me, is it really marked Lasi Oy 1367 ?

[bOBA]

Welcome!

Just to add more, three vases on your site listed under Murano are likely Czech too, one Skrdlovice and one Chribska and one probable ZBS ... such a fan of the whole world of glass such as yourself is going to really enjoy GMB for a long time!!!

Robert (bOBA)

[astrid]

Great collection! I can't resist putting in a few remarks as well:

The eight vase in your Bohemia line up (the purple cut vase with the stripes on the side) is actually a German vase by Beyel & Co. The twelfth one in the Bohemia line up with the amber, green, blue and red coloured stripes attached to the clear glass is a Mstisov vase from the Rhapsody pattern, probably designed by Frantisek Zemek (until it was one of those designed after his death in the same style?)

Max Verboeket is the correctly spelled designer name for the Dutch vase you have, and the full name of the glasworks is Kristalunie Maastricht.

The yellow vase in the Alfred Taube line up looks to me like a vase designed by Miloslav Klinger for ZBS (Zelezny Brod). Can't make out the label exactly, but from the contour it looks like an early ZBS label.

I can add a few observations to speculations about your unknowns: the thickwalled clear vase near the end could be Strombergshyttan (but I'm not an expert on Scandinavian glass, so I honestly don't know if that very thick, clear style is also used by other producers), the smoke coloured spiral vase before that I would strongly suspect to be Taube (unless you know of another German manufactor that had the same design). The clear vase with the three purple strands attached to the side looks very Czech to me (but there are people on this forum much more knowledgeable about Czech glass, I hope they can be more certain).

Too bad you also don't know which german glasworks stands for MB. I just had a discussion about it with forum member Dirk who pointed out to me that I was too hasty to assume it was Walther. I've tried to google "glashütte" in all type of combinations I could think of to find one that started with M, but no luck so far .

Anyway, you have a great collection so far, and the browsing is very pleasant.

Astrid

[Glas Vasen]

The most forlorn of all days is the one where one has not laughed.

Yes ur so right.
Thanks for ur Time, I knew I’m still a Newby on glass, and my homepage isn’t jet up. I hope I can this made up till end of year. I still struggle with my free times and knowledge. That’s why I’m here in GMB, to get on and learn about glass and the English Language.

It takes hours to make this webpage, Photograph, and the researching of the maker and designer etc. And still waiting a lot Vases from my collection to research and put in the Webpage. At the moment I pay more glass as I do researching.

But you show me, I have to make up faster my webpage as to go out of hunting glasses.

Jindra:
Thank u for ur help I’ll this soon made it up.

Robert:
the vase has no market (this is wrong too)

bOBA Robert:
Yep ur right it’s a great disaster my webpage at the moment.

Astrid:
Yep ut right the yellow one is definitely not a Taube, I did make a mistake with the label cause is similar to Taube.
The spiral vase I thought also as a Taube.



Best
Sergio