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Horrid posy bowl -- and I thought I was getting something special

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Anik R:
Keith, as I can't tell from your photo, can the brown parts be felt (and seen) as separate from the orange?  And do you know which glassworks your pair come from (Rindskopf or Kralik)?  

Though your pair is 'nicer' than mine because they've got their cages (which I'll admit are pretty), I still fail to see why anyone would want to collect these.  :spls:   At least when it comes to my posy bowl, it looks rather naively and carelessly made.  It wasn't what I expected. 

keith:
The brown is nice and smooth on these though it's not always the case with this glass,this one is very 'lumpy'(see pic') .I'm afraid there's been no id on them apart from Bohemian,
                         Keith ;D

Anik R:
Ah, Keith, the lumpiness on your vase is much like the plasticine effect on mine...   :-X

But I must say, I am pretty pleased with myself that I did recognise (or maybe 'suspect' is a better word) Bohemian.  :)   It's just too bad that I preferred it in the picture than in real life. 


Does anyone care to adopt a poor, unloved posy bowl?  I will gladly pass it on to more appreciative hands.  (Though I won't be at the National Glass Fair next week, I will be at the Cambridge Glass Fair in February.  My plane ticket is purchased and my accommodation is booked...  just 112 days to go.  I can take it with me if anyone would like to have it.)


Thank you Ivo, m and keith for all the help.  :kissy:

chriscooper:
Murano?  :ooh:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260682068867&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Anik, Not sure what 25PLN  is but this made about the same in £s, looks similar had it on my watch list for some reason :-[

Chris

Frank:
Lumpiness is because the decoration is on the surface... not cased as in the second in the thread.

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