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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: michajoli on March 20, 2013, 06:28:03 PM
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Hi guys!
I think this is a Schlevogt vase from the 1920s but i didn't really find a confirmation in the web yet.
Can anyone confirm my Schlevogt suspect or are there other ideas around who made it? Height is 21,5cm.
Here some more pics:
http://jpegbay.com/gallery/002448497-.html#1
Thanks in advance for any help!
Micha
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It's a modern one from old moulds; they were being made until very recently by Desna. The colour gives it away
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Many of the Schlevogt moulds have been bought by Desna and those pieces are still being produced today.
I don't know how one would distinguish an original old one from a contempoary new one (apart from age-related wear on the base).
It could be this particular bit comes from an unsold mould... I just don't know.
;) edited to add - but I know somebody who does - hi Christine :-*
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I think Desna has gone under; their website has been like this (http://desna-glass.cz/www/products.php) for a while
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I really am behind the times.
Last night, I had to ask my OH how old we are. I'd forgotten. :-[
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NICE VASE! it looks like neodymium glass... is it?
Best
Hugo
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It's a modern one from old moulds; they were being made until very recently by Desna. The colour gives it away
Hi Christine!
Thank you for your quick answer!
I am a little bit disappointed now because i had big hopes that it would be an old Schlevogt vase.
I saw the Desna items when investigating for this one but couldn't find a Desna vase looking like mine yet.
Kind regards
Micha
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NICE VASE! it looks like neodymium glass... is it?
Best
Hugo
Hello Hugo!
I am not sure, may be.
I will have a closer look tomorrow in the daylight.
Regards
Micha
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Hi Micha,
try Energie-Spar-Leuchte - if itīs Neodymium it will show the colour-changing effect. :)
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Hi Micha,
try Energie-Spar-Leuchte - if itīs Neodymium it will show the colour-changing effect. :)
Done, it is, colour changes to a bright blue :-)
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Here it is as a perfume atomiser (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Desna-Czech-Dichroic-Nude-Grape-Harvest-Atomiser-Perfume-Lavender-Noble-Blue-/160982711632)
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Thank you again :-)
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Desna did this same thing about 5 years ago...not showing products on their website with roughly the same explaination & it lasted 8-9 months as I remember then suddenly they were back up with a new product line which amounted to more pieces that were very much like the 20s & 30s Czech deco that we recognize today so I am not certain they went belly-up.
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The "new" pieces are still very attractive and desirable things. After all - it is the original moulds being used, although they may be a bit worn from use.
All this really does is increase the number of bits available on the market.
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Hi Sue!
I think you are right. It is not really a bad thing to have a Desna vase :-)
Regards
Micha
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Christine herself has a Desna uranium glass "Grape Harvest". :)
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Can't remember where it came from though ;)
http://lustrousstone.co.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pid=1793
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Wroclaw.
Which I am still trying to learn how to pronounce. Vroshiov is about the closest I succeed in spluttering. :-[