Topic: Is this Scandinavian Glass ????

[artyroy]

Hi
To all of you informative people of GMB please could anyone help me with an ID for this glass , I have here this bowl / dish which stands at 8" x 10" across ,has a pulled handle design , is of clear , light blue and a light brown , not signed , please ignore the pink as this is a reflection , I will thank you all for you kind assistance now , and look forward to all positive replies
Regards Roy

[Wayne]

The colours say Czech, maybe Skrdlovice or Mstisov to me.  A few more pics from different angles, including a base shot, might help someone to ID it.

[artyroy]

Hi Please find 3 more pictures to assist you all , hope these help

Roy

[Wayne]

I'm pretty sure it's Czech.  I'm leaning more towards Mstisov, but I haven't seen this design before so not sure, will need to wait for the Czechsperts to comment 

[Wayne]

Would it be possible to get a straight on profile picture, so the bowl looks like an L shape, and we can see the transition between amber + blue glass more clearly?  Hope that makes sense!

[rocco]

I agree Czech

Not so sure about the company...
The colours do look Skrdlovice, but that application reminds me of my Lednicke Rovne vases.


Michael

[rosieposie]

Hi, Daniel has one on his site at the moment that looks as though it is from the same 'family'....have a look.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HUGE-Bohemian-vintage-glass-fruit-bowl-/280730242082

[artyroy]

Wow... thank you all so far , another picture is added as requested ....may this be of more assistance

Roy

[astrid]

I remember a thread a while ago where several of us concluded that the blue-brown combination was more found in Mstisov 50s-60s than in Skrdlovice, but it wasn't an iron law, and it doesn't exclude other factories. Not being the sort of expert Wayne is waiting for, I will still chime in that I think it looks very Czech 50s-60s to me.

Astrid