S. Reich & Co. in Krasno - Vase - Glass






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Cobalt-blue and frosted glass ball vase by S. Reich & Co. in Krasno (Czechoslovakia), circa 1930s, with an etched floral and leaf pattern, 20 cm wide, 20 cm deep and 18 cm high, in Art Deco style and in as new condition.
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A cobalt-blue and frosted glass ball vase with an etched floral and leaf pattern designed and produced by Salomon Reich & Co. in Krásno, Czechoslovakia around 1930s.
Reich’s glassworks in Krásno was inherently recorded in glass-making history, this not only largely thanks to its founder and owner, Salomon Reich, but above all thanks to its quality and unparalleled products in the glass industry market. Customer demands often changed and so the company
had to be continuously transformed to be able to offer the most up to date products to
a wide range of customers. To protect its know-how and proprietary rights, the company
took out many patents. The products were decorated in certain ways, which gradually
became simpler to speed up the production. Thanks to its high quality goods the company achieved unrivalled success, which was due to the management skills and excellent knowledge of competition as well as continual interest in improving the technology of production.
A cobalt-blue and frosted glass ball vase with an etched floral and leaf pattern designed and produced by Salomon Reich & Co. in Krásno, Czechoslovakia around 1930s.
Reich’s glassworks in Krásno was inherently recorded in glass-making history, this not only largely thanks to its founder and owner, Salomon Reich, but above all thanks to its quality and unparalleled products in the glass industry market. Customer demands often changed and so the company
had to be continuously transformed to be able to offer the most up to date products to
a wide range of customers. To protect its know-how and proprietary rights, the company
took out many patents. The products were decorated in certain ways, which gradually
became simpler to speed up the production. Thanks to its high quality goods the company achieved unrivalled success, which was due to the management skills and excellent knowledge of competition as well as continual interest in improving the technology of production.
