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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: antiquerose123 on March 23, 2012, 08:30:36 AM
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Hi (me waving smilie):
I found this. Believe it to be an ashtray -- and thinking it must be Czech. It has nipples/bumps around the sides, and some block type of pattern also. It is:
~ 6 inches wide
~ 2.75 inches tall
~ Pressed Glass, as can see 4 quarter seams
~ Good wear on the bottom.
Any idea on the age, or the maker on this one? I think it is Czech (Sklo Union) IMHO, but I have not found anything to match yet. Just a Gut feeling.
Thanks as always.... :-*
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Spot on Rose, I think it is a design by Frantisek Peceny but I have only seen it as a vase before. Will see what other info I can find.
John
That was quick..... http://sklo-union-glass.com/components/com_virtuemart/shop_image/product/20211_vase_4dc17ce2d8ac9.jpg
From the Glassexport 1983 catalogue, made at Hermonova hut, this shape pattern no 20257. Also made as a bowl in other sizes, a vase in three sizes, candlesticks, match holder and two sizes of covered pot.
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Very nice, Rose... You can also see the whole set in the 1974/5 edition of the Czechoslovak Glass Review: https://picasaweb.google.com/Jindra8526/Glasrevue19745?authkey=Gv1sRgCMbU2NLb3emcdQ#5526009160798758402
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Thank you glassobsessed and Anik for your replies :-*
Maybe it is not an ashtray -- but a small bowl (I guess). I just assumed it might be an ashtray??
My gut did tell me it might be Sklo Union/Czech -- but was not sure of the maker, or the age. So is it 1974/75 for age, or from 1983?? for age??
So Thanks for the fast answers and replies for the Confirmation here!! You folks are amazing!!
;)
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It's described as an ashtray in the CGR, but I'd use it as a candy dish. :) Peceny designed the set in 1970, so a little earlier than you thought.
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It's described as an ashtray in the CGR, but I'd use it as a candy dish. :) Peceny designed the set in 1970, so a little earlier than you thought
Thank you so much!! Now I know it is an ashtray!! Thanks for the date also, as I have already *attached* a little label to this item so its history can stay with it. I try to do that with everything here......LOL.
I like to give the history back with the item (via a sticky note) as it no longer "...just a piece of glass here.......it has a name/maker/and age...". Thanks again!!