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Crystal Cut & Etched Floral Diamond Pattern Footed 5" Decorative Candy Bowl 1980s

Posted in Zephyrhills, FL

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Crystal Cut & Etched Floral Diamond Pattern Footed 5" Decorative Candy Bowl 1980s In lovely condition with no chips or cracks! Approx: 3 1/4" T x 5" x 2 3/4" at base weighing 1 Pound & 4 ounces. With some research, I believe this piece is from Poland. A Bit of History: Most 1980s vintage crystal cut & etched floral diamond pattern footed candy bowls were primarily manufactured in Eastern Europe, particularly in the Czech Republic (historically part of Czechoslovakia), Poland & Germany. Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic Known for its famous Bohemian crystal, many of the heavy pressed, cut & floral-etched lidded bowls from this decade were produced by factories under the Bohemia Crystalex or Bohemia Sklarny brands. West Germany Makers like Anna Hütte (Starlyt) & Godinger (Shannon Collection) produced numerous diamond-cut & floral-etched footed dishes. Poland Renowned for high-quality, 24% lead crystal, many intricately ribbed, cut & floral-etched bowls were imported from Polish manufactures.

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