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Posted by CzechEmporium on 9/26/2006

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Lemon Drop, by Jiri Vencalek, 12 inches long

Lemon Drop, by Jiri Vencalek, 12 inches long

BERANEK GLASS is tellingly described as, "untrammeled exuberance that is almost baroque". Established in the 1930s by Emanuel Beranek, the studios of Beranek Glassworks in Skrdlovice today produces perhaps the finest and most artistically renowned glass in the Czech Republic. The Soviet occupation and limited availability of raw materials hampered the production of glass after World War II. These harsh conditions, no doubt, put a limit on production assortment, but they also forced Emanuel Beranek to make a range of experiments. Much of the experimental output was achieved as he combined newly developed production techniques with old technologies, eventually resulting in highly original designs. Glass products made at Beranek Studios have also been considerably different from commonplace production and it is precisely this distinctive style of design that is still so characteristic of Beranek Glassworks in Skrdlovice. Every piece is, indeed, a work of art designed by the top artists in the Czech Republic.
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Red Stiletto, by Pavel Stejskal, 11.5 inches tall

Red Stiletto, by Pavel Stejskal, 11.5 inches tall

BERANEK GLASS is tellingly described as, "untrammeled exuberance that is almost baroque". Established in the 1930s by Emanuel Beranek, the studios of Beranek Glassworks in Skrdlovice today produces perhaps the finest and most artistically renowned glass in the Czech Republic. The Soviet occupation and limited availability of raw materials hampered the production of glass after World War II. These harsh conditions, no doubt, put a limit on production assortment, but they also forced Emanuel Beranek to make a range of experiments. Much of the experimental output was achieved as he combined newly developed production techniques with old technologies, eventually resulting in highly original designs. Glass products made at Beranek Studios have also been considerably different from commonplace production and it is precisely this distinctive style of design that is still so characteristic of Beranek Glassworks in Skrdlovice. Every piece is, indeed, a work of art designed by the top artists in the Czech Republic.

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Tears, by Pavel Hlava, 7 inches tall

Tears, by Pavel Hlava, 7 inches tall

BERANEK GLASS is tellingly described as, "untrammeled exuberance that is almost baroque". Established in the 1930s by Emanuel Beranek, the studios of Beranek Glassworks in Skrdlovice today produces perhaps the finest and most artistically renowned glass in the Czech Republic. The Soviet occupation and limited availability of raw materials hampered the production of glass after World War II. These harsh conditions, no doubt, put a limit on production assortment, but they also forced Emanuel Beranek to make a range of experiments. Much of the experimental output was achieved as he combined newly developed production techniques with old technologies, eventually resulting in highly original designs. Glass products made at Beranek Studios have also been considerably different from commonplace production and it is precisely this distinctive style of design that is still so characteristic of Beranek Glassworks in Skrdlovice. Every piece is, indeed, a work of art designed by the top artists in the Czech Republic.
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