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Author Topic: Is this asymmetrical small vase by Gangkofner?  (Read 3395 times)

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Offline dirk.

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Re: Is this asymmetrical small vase by Gangkofner?
« Reply #10 on: March 16, 2011, 07:25:22 PM »
Hi Oliver
Did you manage to get any further with this design?  :)
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Re: Is this asymmetrical small vase by Gangkofner?
« Reply #11 on: April 02, 2011, 12:48:03 PM »
Hi Dirk,
not yet, not enough time, just preparing an exibition about Hessenglas and the Gablonzer-industry in the Taunus region.
But next week I meet the former administrator of Hessenglas-Pattern-books; I keep this topic on my mind and the picture
of the champagne-coloured vase with me.

As far as I can remember, it was the company Lux-Glass from Austria, who produced also in Gangkofner style. By mistake I bought a
perfume bottle which I believed to be from Gangkofner/Hessenglas. The comparison to the Hessenglas-Pieces tought me better; there were only slightest
differences in shape; even the amethyst-colour of HG was almost reached. I was pretty much surprised, as you can imagine.  :ho: I searched a little at the sellers
reviews and finally found the second atomizer of a vanity set which was marked by "Lux-Glass". I wouldn´t be surprised, if LUX also produced those vases, in fact Michaels vase was found in Austria too. So far Lux was only known to me as a producer of fine crystal in venetian style...

Maybe next week, we know more. I keep on tracking, I promise...

Oliver
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Re: Is this asymmetrical small vase by Gangkofner?
« Reply #12 on: April 02, 2011, 02:42:02 PM »
Thanks for the detailed info, Oliver! Lux Glas is indeed a surprise... I´d never had thought
of them as a possible maker.

p.s.: There´s no envelope icon in your profile. Would you mind sending me a pm?  ;)
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Re: Is this asymmetrical small vase by Gangkofner?
« Reply #13 on: April 03, 2011, 06:12:30 PM »
Hi Dirk,
all icons are attached now, full contact information you can also find
at my impressum-page.

Oliver

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