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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Bohemia, Czechoslovakia, Czech Republic, Austria => Topic started by: BLUE HARVEST on September 28, 2011, 11:49:56 AM
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Hi
Did any body take any photos they could post up of the Czech glass display at Cambridge glass fair that took place over the weekend?
I forgot my camera and was unable to take any .
Many thanks.
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Hi BH, Patrick has taken some brilliant pictures....here is the link, and I'm sure there will be others.
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,43479.0/topicseen.html
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Hi Czech glass friends, I have made plenty photos there, I will put it to my web and picasa shortly and I will let you know. I came home Monday night and still had not find time to sort my pictures in photoshop.
Anyway, warmest thanks to Glass Fair organisers and Mr Nigel Benson and Mr Danny Walker for their excellent presentation of Czech glass. I was really .
Thank you so much
Jindrich
www.cs-sklo.cz
here it is:
https://picasaweb.google.com/Jindra8526/CambridgeGlassFair25092011CzechDesign?authkey=Gv1sRgCJXbrO6l4sjfaQ#
sorry about poor quallity, my hands had shaken and hard was touched
thank you again
Jindrich
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see now, there's just a 'few' bits there that would really look much better in my own home ;D
Fabulous, gorgeous pieces of glass.
I need to see some closer pictures of each piece.
Thank you Jindrich
m
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The display was fantastic in the foyer. Photographic conditions with the lighting make it hard to convey the beautiful quality of the glass. My photos are not great but may help add to the overall archive a little. The images Patrick posted here are good ones: http://s117.photobucket.com/albums/o72/bargiepat/Altered%20State/
A great show that really had to be seen to be believed!
Robert (bOBA)
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And three more.... now I have posted again I can't seem to edit the oversize pictures in the previous post, apologies for this, maybe a kind mod can help resize them.....
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Thanks for posting them up Robert, Jindrich and Patrick! Thanks for the info Rosie.
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You are very welcome BH, I didn't get to go , so I feel just as humbled that there are such super pictures, so may I add my thanks to all of you as well please? :sun:
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This is the oldest Czechoslovakian glass designer RenĂ© RoubĂček. Picture from yesterday ;D
Jindrich
www.cs-sklo.cz
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Hiya,
Thanks to Jindrich, Patrick and Robert for posting photos of the exhibition. Thanks also for the kind comments about the pieces shown.
I am indebted to Danny Walker whose idea it was. He also did amazing work on the rough drafts I sent him for the publicity and website information, so thanks is particularly due to him. It was an enjoyable event to be connected with and I am glad that it seemed to be well received :)
Kind wishes to all, Nigel
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Our friend bOBA just finished the translation of my short article about Cambridge Glass Fair, you can find it at my web site:
www.cs-sklo.cz
Thank you so much Rob
Jindrich
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Thanks to all for the photographs, and thanks to Jindrich for the article. He summed the experience up very well. I felt much the same, even as a non-Czech. The Fair was like a living book on glass, as the quality of the glass was high, the attributions spot on for virtually all the pieces (not something I'm used in Canada), and yet the prices were reasonable. The biggest thrill for me was meeting Jindrich and Robert and listening to them talk about Czech glass. They are as they seem to be on the GMB: absolutely outstanding people. A real privilege.
David
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Thank you Jindrich, you have touched me with your beautiful, sensitively written article.....I admit, I was moved to tears reading it, and it was, in some small way, compensation for being unable to attend this fair.
boBa, thank you for your taking the time and trouble to translate so that we could all join in Jindrich's joy.
I do hope I will be able to come to the Birmingham fair......and if so, will try to seek you both out to shake hands and say hello.
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That's what I love about Jindra... not only is he emotional and passionate about Czech glass, but he offers his expertise with great heart. We Czech glass collectors are extremely fortunate because of that.
It's a wonderful article. (Robert, lovely job with the translation!)
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Super article written from the heart. It sounds like it was a wonderful experience.