Vintage Blue & Red Crackle Pattern Czech Cased Glass Vase 6”x 6.75”

No chips or cracks. Has a few scuffs. Due to the vibrancy of color, they are very hard to see and photograph. The Czechoslovakia stamp on the bottom and the shape make me think it’s possibly Wilhelm Kralik. Super cool! Bohemian Tradition: Produced in the Bohemia and Silesia regions (now the Czech Republic), these vases are known for high quality and, historically, for having brilliant color palettes that remain intense over time. Art Deco and Mid-Century Modern: 1920s-30s pieces often feature "confetti" spatter, intense red/yellow/orange colors, or frosted finishes with polished highlights. In the 1960s/70s, many designs moved toward organic, abstract, and sculptural shapes. Techniques: Common methods include hand-cutting, engraving, molding, and applying glass to the surface. Some pieces, particularly from the 1920s-30s, may be signed with an acid-etched "Czechoslovakia

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• Listed Mar 1, 2026