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Please ID? Czech (Egermann, Mstisov or other) or ... ? ID= Chribska

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TheGlassDept:
Hello dear all,
I would like to ask you about the identification for the vase in the link below today, as I keep coming across them and there appear to be various claims to its source. I saw one on eBay the other day where the seller claimed it was an Egermann piece, and had a label to prove it, and on another platform I found it attributed to Paul Kedelv, Flygsfors and it was mentioned in one sentence with Coquille. Is there any definite ID? Your help is much appreciated!

Best regards,
Alexandra

P.S. It's the vase in front, not the green ZBS.

http://i794.photobucket.com/albums/yy226/pottyaboutpots/2011_05_28/IMG_7981.jpg

Anik R:
Hi... You can find this piece in the 1999 Chribska catalogue on Jindrich's "Czechoslovakian Glass" site.  See here for the catalogue page.  :)

glassobsessed:
They have been made in a variety of colours and sizes too, saw a new combination today, in a dusky green and pale brown.

John

TheGlassDept:
Fantastic, thank you! This was my very first information about them, so it was correct. And since when have they been produced?
Thanks,
Alexandra

Anik R:
I can't tell you when the piece was designed, but it does appear in the 1979/10 edition of the Glasrevue.  :hi:

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