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Author Topic: blue cylindrical vase, airbubbles, color inclusions ID=Wiedmann for Gralglas  (Read 1233 times)

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Offline style-invasion

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hello to everybody

I cant find a similar vase...damn
a friend told me it looks like ikora,
but he wasnt sure as well... damn
anybody knows who did this piece?
would be great
thanks for trying

best regards

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two pics more

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I don't know but it's pretty.  It reminds a little of Schott Zwiesel vases I have seen, the use of bubbles in part of the vase and also the colour?  although I don't have much to reference, so possibly way off beam here.  I have just had a look and found a 'cylinder' vase cased in clear but it did look much thicker walled than this one.  But still may be worth looking at?
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thought about the loeffelhardt florida zwiesels as well at first sight.... should search for this not for ikora any more...

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I'm not best placed to say it's not WMF Ikora :) , it may well be I wouldn't know, but was just trying to suggest another option to look at as well.
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This doesn't look like Ikora to me.  Not sure what it is, though.  Zwiesel a definite possibility.  Or, could it be a Sklo Union piece?

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It´s not Ikora, but I think quite close... Karl Wiedmann also worked for Gralglas in the 60´s and
70´s. Your vase looks like one of his designs to me. I´ve got several of his pieces in my collection.
I´ll post some pictures for comparison this evening.  :)
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It is NOT Sklo Union. The Sklo Union factories made PRESSED glass almost exclusively.  :hb1: :hb1:

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Hi, it would be great to see your wiedmann/gral glas pieces... thanks for all your interesting thoughts so far...
it's not pressed sklo, but reminds of exbor a little...,
never owned a cylindrical exbor vase...
I only own a hlava/exbor which is flat polished at base...

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http://shop.strato.de/epages/61231908.sf/de_DE/?ObjectPath=/Shops/61231908/Products/816
Obviously a signed unique piece, but there are soome similarities...

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