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Author Topic: Art Deco vase in "Moser style", facetted (12 sides), heavy, blue-grey, unmarked  (Read 3569 times)

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I've had a good search through Google results and the only mentions of this BOHM KRISTAL signature in relation to glass are of the ebay one mentioned above on various ebay and related sites across the world.   

There was a famous glass engraver called August Böhm (dates 1812–1890) but he was obviously not responsible for this piece as it's not engraved, and all his pieces normally carry a signature with his name, place and date, and the time-frame is wrong.   This is the only other mention I've found with Böhm and glass/crystal connections.
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Thank you Anne for doing so :-)
I did not expext that other items could be found, so this ebay BÖHM. KRISTAL most probably is a fake and has nothing to do with my vase.

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Anne Tique is correct though, in saying Daum made "crude" marks like that.
I can remember being very confused on finding one a long time ago, on a blue flashed vase with art deco style owls cut on it. The glass looked right, the mark didn't. But it was. ;D
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