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Skrdlovice collectors thread, part II
Anik R:
Astrid, that's a wonderful design and in great colours. As for me, it makes no difference if it's an earlier (Skrdlovice) or later (i.e. Beranek) piece. I can be smitten by both.
P.S. I'm so happy that you've decided to join this thread. :)
astrid:
Well, I do collect enough Skrdlovice to be able to add something, though my collection isn't as impressive as Michael, David and yours. This piece was my 15th bit of Skrdlovice/Beranek (and 96th bit of Czech glass).
Maybe we'll find enough Skrdlovice collectors to start doing a 'map the skrdlovice drawings per design number with photographs of the finished object' project...
Astrid
rocco:
Astrid -- great you joined our thread!
We have already covered a wide span of designs from the 1940s to 1990s, but many are still missing -- and your Konarik vase (despite of being very attractive) is another style we haven't had before...
So thanks for showing.
Michael
rocco:
Jindrich Beranek, PN 5656 (the shorter version of my blue and green vase).
Also featured in the book "Modern Bohemian Glass", 1963
Michael
Anik R:
That's a lovely little thing, Michael.
I must admit, I get very confused with 50s Skrdlovice designs, and more often than not, can't grasp the subtle (and not so subtle) differences between patterns. I do think that the 5656 is the rounder, ball-shaped version of this design while the 5678 is more elongated (like your blue one).
Whichever it is, were they made in more than 1 size? (I wouldn't recognise your latest addition as the Jindrich Beranek. :-[)
Anik (feeling rather stupid)
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