Product Description
Attributed to the renowned Kralik glassworks, this exquisite Victorian hand-blown Brides Bank glass vase showcases the artistry and innovation of late nineteenth-century Bohemian glassmaking. The ribbed clear glass body is crowned with dramatic applied loops of clear and emerald green glass, creating a sculptural form that is both elegant and distinctive.
Measuring approximately 13cm tall, this captivating piece reflects the craftsmanship and decorative flair for which Kralik became celebrated. Originally known as a "Bride's Bank", such vessels were often treasured keepsakes associated with courtship and marriage, making them highly sought after by collectors of Victorian and Bohemian art glass today.
A beautiful display piece that captures both the romance and artistry of the Victorian era.
Each piece in our collection carries the subtle marks of time, adding to its authenticity and charm. Any notable details are thoughtfully included in the description and imagery. Should you wish to see more, we are always happy to assist.
If This Piece Could Talk...
It might recall a Victorian parlour filled with anticipation and celebration, where tokens of affection and promises for the future were treasured as carefully as the finest glass. Its emerald loops would have caught the light of oil lamps and candle flames, adding a touch of sparkle to life's most cherished occasions.
More than a decorative vessel, it remains a romantic reminder of an era when beauty, sentiment, and craftsmanship were woven into even the simplest gifts exchanged between loved ones.