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    Posted 12 years ago

    LHF
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    I got This Beautiful Vase at an Auction. I have done a little research on it and feel it is definitely Czech, However I do not think it is Loetz, Harrach or Kralik. The applied floral vases from Loetz, Harrach and Kralik are done with more detail than the one I got. I am starting to think it may be Moser because the shape is very similar to other vases that have been attributed to Moser. I am looking for some opinions on the possible maker of my vase.

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    1. welzebub welzebub, 12 years ago
      The style of flower and rigaree applied in that manner would point me away from Kralik being the maker. Although not unheard of, Kralik also did not use a red ground all that often. Out of curiosity, how tall is this vase?
    2. LHF LHF, 12 years ago
      The vase is 12 inches tall.

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