1980s Rogaska Lead Crystal Glass Vase Fluted, Made in Slovenia

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This is a lovely lead crystal vase from Rogaska, made in Slovenia. This vase has a fluted design, and is … Read more This is a lovely lead crystal vase from Rogaska, made in Slovenia. This vase has a fluted design, and is footed. This table vase is a perfect way to showcase your long stem floral arrangements or to enhance your decor just by itself. The vase stands 6" tall, and is 5" in diameter. Rogaska is a brand known for master craftsmanship of handmade crystal glass. The glass is handblown and cut, in the 350 year-old tradition. This item is unused, has a minor scratch as shown in photo. No original box included. I believe this is from the 1980s. It weighs over 3 lbs.
Local pick-up in NE Bronx, NY is available, as well as careful packing and shipping.

More about Rogaska:
Functionality and Aesthetics
Steklarna Rogaska d.d. is one of the leading producers of crystal ware in the world and the Rogaska trademark is at the highest level in terms of price, quality and design innovation in its branch of industry.

We at Steklarna Rogaska are aware that we do not design everyday objects. We design balance between functionality and aesthetics. We dare influence and to a certain extent shape the feelings of the user with each item we make. We are aware of the power of beauty that crystal possesses and therefore we give it to people who can appreciate the nobility of the spirit, knowledge, culture and art.

Rogaska fosters and continues the tradition of old manual glassmaking skills as we do not want to see the extinction of this profession and activity. Thus we preserve the art of almost 350 years of making crystal ware in Slovenia. We preserve items that are often viewed as the showpieces of Slovene culture, knowledge and original ideas.

History
Steklarna Rogaska draws its rich knowledge of designing and making crystal ware from almost 350 years of tradition in the area of Trebusa, Pohorje and Kozjansko where the so-called forest glass huts could be found.

In the 18th and the 19th centuries, there were 14 to 17 glass foundries in the Stajerska region and the glassmaking industry was blooming in this area. Unfortunately, the use of coal as fuel for melting glass in the 19th century resulted in gradual extinction of foundries in the traditional glass huts.

In the beginning of the 20th century, the remains of the then glassmaking industry were merged and Viljem Abel, the owner of Merges Glassmakers built the glass factory at Sveti Kriz, the to day's Steklarna Rogaska, in 1926. It started operating in 1927 and was extremely successful. In the last three decades of the previous century, it achieved great progress and expansion.With more than 350 years of tradition in superior crystalware, Steklarna Rogaska creates and improves the ambient.
The Rogaska Glassworks location is a tourist attraction, with the largest collection of crystal ware in the world. See less