Topic: Enamelled pieces for ID.... French, Bohemian? Help!!

[obscurities]

No apologies necessary.....   Thanks for trying...

Craig

[keith]

I'd also like to find out where they are from as I have a couple similar,the one on the right has a darker body colour and moulded base the other a polished pontil mark,

[Ivo]

I can throw in another confusable. Many years ago there was a category known as Faux Cameo - which included thick enameling. I haven't seen the term for years, and it seems to have gone under in a flurry of search engines.

p.s. I thought Pantin, Mont Joye and Legras were one and the same thing?

[flying free]

You're right Ivo, sorry, I was just separating them in typing, because so many vases in the USA appear to have the Mont Joye mark on them.
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[flying free]

ok this is not the same exactly and it's difficult to tell from the catalogue but check out the enamel decoration on  Krug and Mundt 1906 Leipzig  pattern no 1481 an d 1482.  Still searching 
http://www.glas-musterbuch.de/Krug-Mundt-1906.98+B6YmFja1BJRD05OCZwcm9kdWN0SUQ9NDE5NyZkZXRhaWw9.0.html

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[Lustrousstone]

Krug & Mundt were wholesalers, not manufacturers though

[flying free]

mmm, that does put a different slant on it.  I still wonder if these are German not Czech or French.  I think there was a strong glass tradition around Weiswasser for example, which rarely gets considered (well rarely by me, as I always forget there's a world beyond French and Bohemian art nouveau era glass) and there are less well known makers that don't get mentioned. 
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[flying free]

this one has what looks to be a similar type of enamelling on it and has been id as Carl Goldberg?  I've not checked to see if that is correct or  in any of my books but just throwing it in for comparison.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUPERB-CARL-GOLDBERG-HAIDA-HANDPAINTED-IRIS-DECORATED-VASE-/121099220303?pt=UK_Art_Glass&hash=item1c3213754f
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