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This is the duck I have.

  Still the best book on the on the subject is "American Glass Cup Plates" by Ruth Webb Lee and James H. Rose, 1948. Probably 300+photographs. Later editions also. I do not see your particular plate design there. Although, chapter XXV, European plates, does show one with the same spikey serrations  [edge design] in a different pattern. Some text provided herehttps://pressglas-korrespondenz.de/aktuelles/pdf/pk-2008-3w-lee-rose-teller-sandwich.pdf Scroll down to chapterXXV. Specifically no. 857.

This link was posted here a while ago, it may be of interest. The design number appears to be quite early but I don't know if that's correct, designs were often made over a long period. There are a few designers mentioned who might be worth investigating.

https://www.moser.com/file/edee/downloads/moser_book_eng.pdf

Thanks John only thing i could see was i thought "The" to start. As you have said studio or maybe works
maybe wishful thinking on my part on that one thanks again.

It's a very attractive bowl and seems to be influenced by some 1920s/30s facet cut Czech glass in that colour.
Hard to get anything from the label but the words Misa Kulata translate from Czech as 'round bowl'
Then further down the word fialová translates as purple.
The design number 553 is on the box.
So no more info than that which Moser gave back to you.

It would have been interesting to know who the designer was and what year but it seems they can't give that information unfortunately.  Lustrousstone has given you a year relating to the bar code label being used, which is  helpful as it narrows the sale period down a bit.

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