Czech Classic! Tall Kralik Silberiris Vase, Ca. 1900, 10.25 Inches, Flawless!

Description

Description and Condition:
Here's a rarely seen Kralik vase in a blue-green Silberiris finish, with four long vertical pockets. It stands 10.25 inches tall and is 4 inches in diameter top and bottom. The base has a polished ground pontil
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This piece is in flawless original condition with excellent iridescence! I hope my photos show how wonderful this vase is. The last two photos are from the website Kralik glass dot com. In almost 35 years of buying and selling antique art glass, this is the first example of this silberiris vase I have seen outside of books and internet displays. So I would think this is a rare piece and especially so in perfect condition. I dare say that you will not find a better example of this shape and color anywhere.
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Final Comment:
This is a really special Kralik silberiris.  Don't let it get away! Reasonable offers are considered.
P
lease check out my many other antique and vintage items, such as figurines and portrait plates, ABP cut glass, antique glass, much British pottery and porcelains.
Also
see a fabulous 1830 specimen woods table by listed  Scottish maker James Mein. And check out many fine auction catalogs of Russian art and rare books.