Topic: Might be Kralik but I have never seen these colours used by Kralik...

[Mac]

Good evening and seasons greetings,

I have been researching this piece and have yet to come up with an ID. I thought it might be Kralik but I have never seen these colours used by Kralik. It is a quality piece, beautifully polished pontil and polished rim. The piece stands 5” tall

I have posted pictures and details of my piece on the blog:
http://bohemianglasscollector.blogspot.com/

Thanks in advance.
Mac

[keith]

Looked through all my stuff,nothing I'm afraid,maybe Craig will drop in later,cracking vase :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :sn:

[Mac]

Thanks Keith. Craig has already looked at it. He likes it too! Nothing definitive in terms of ID though.

All the best to you and the folks there. Hope the snow isn't getting to be too much. :sg:

Mac

[obscurities]

Mac,
I am anxiously awaiting the email telling me it is just too garish to fit in with everything else.......     :fc:

Craig

[soledivo]

hi Mac,

this isn't my bag but, thank you so much for sharing your pictures, stunning  :hiclp:

I'd give blood for the goblet/vase you have shown, such a wonderful piece of work, as they all are.  :chky:

[antiquerose123]

Merry Xmas Mac, EH...  :fc:

Not sure if there is anything here:  http://sites.google.com/site/loetzandglass/Home  that helps or not.  Just thought I would pass it on...

 :ooh:

[Mac]

And a Merry one back at you, eh!  :ru:

I have Alfredo's site booked marked. Use it often. Regardless, thanks.

I thought this piece might be Italian in origin but I am now convinced it is not. I am determined to land an ID!

Mac

[keith]

I'd stick with Kralik,but don't quote me on that as I've consumed far to much of that malty Scottish beveridge :fc: :fc: :fc: :fc: