Topic: Miloslav Janku fish for ZBS -- but what colour?

[Anik R]

I appreciate all the comments (and pictures  .

It's a shame we don't have very much information available about ZBS at the moment -- I would have liked to know what colours were used (with their official names) at what times, by which designers (if they even had a say in the colours used), etc.  I would have also liked to know if my fish (which looks more like a trout than a dolphin  :usd:) is older, i.e. 70s, or newer. I was hoping the colour would give a clue.   

But no matter what, I still love my Czech fish (whether ZBS or AGS), and will happily show it off at any opportunity. 

[Jindra8526]

Anik,
it is not like to say "hello". Possibly exist information about ZBS, maybe I know where to ask, but my day has 24 hours plus night, unfortunately.
My Czech glass collectors collegues are interested in to get pieces, only few of them, in fact one - Max Velcovský effectively helps me collect informations.

I am sure, that colour scale used in ZBS is perfectly documented,  if you wan to join our research team please focus your questions directly to Mr. Dr. Petr Nový from Jablonec museum. He is the best person who can focus you forward in your research. You can mention my name, possibly it will help.
petr.novy - at - msb-jablonec.cz

Jindrich
www.webareal.cz/ceskoslovenskesklo

[Anik R]

   Thank you, Jindrich.

P.S. I can't think of anything else in the world that I'd rather do than research glass (particularly Czech glass).  Unfortunately, we can't always do what our heart desires.  My serious research days will have to wait a little bit longer...