Splatter Glass - multicolored speckled candy dish - Rückl Glass - Czechoslovakia - second half of the 20th century
A multicolored, speckled soda-lime glass candy dish. Made using the spatter/splatter glass technique.
It comes from the Rückl Glass factory in the former Czechoslovakia. Art Deco style.
The Rückl Glassworks (founded in 1846 by Antonín Rückl) gained immense popularity precisely because of its production of multicolored glass.
These products are very often referred to as “End of Day” glass—according to legend, at the end of their shift, the artisans would combine the leftover
colored glass to create unique, fabulous patterns.
Condition: very good
Dimensions—height 17 [cm], diameter 9 [cm]
A multicolored, speckled soda-lime glass candy dish. Made using the spatter/splatter glass technique.
It comes from the Rückl Glass factory in the former Czechoslovakia. Art Deco style.
The Rückl Glassworks (founded in 1846 by Antonín Rückl) gained immense popularity precisely because of its production of multicolored glass.
These products are very often referred to as “End of Day” glass—according to legend, at the end of their shift, the artisans would combine the leftover
colored glass to create unique, fabulous patterns.
Condition: very good
Dimensions—height 17 [cm], diameter 9 [cm]
