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Offline Ivo

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« Reply #10 on: November 13, 2005, 08:05:54 AM »
Ikorametal ist es ganz bestimmt nicht, dabei geht es um patinierte Kunstgegenstände.  www.ikora.de - Bitte frag es den Kilian.
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« Reply #11 on: November 13, 2005, 05:51:43 PM »
Dear Ivo, metal: I knew, that was why I named it. Ikora was a trade mark and not only multilayered glass.
Guess we shall have to wait for vol. III of
Burschel/Scheiffele Ikora lamps
Believe it or not, I bought this lamp from Jan Kilian as Ikora Unica  8)

It could perhaps be made at Glasfachschule Prof. ?Eiff?, Stuttgart who made a joint Stiftung with WMF in 1921 - followed by WMF's NKA
Neue Kunstgewerbe Abteilung

Vol. 1 of Burschel/Scheiffele also shows an etched vase named Ikora without several layers of glass ... :roll:

Some more Ikora people here on the board who could help further  :?:
Thank you!
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