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Posted 2 years ago
Shawnl86
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**Update**
Hello, this is my Early 19th, Possiably Late 18th century Bohemian Art Glass bowl in Lovely Green! It has a very Rough pontail which is a good indication of age, plus it has that Great old look to it that can only suggest that this peice is of very Good Quality!
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I don't think it is an Imperial piece. My guess would be Bohemian, possibly early 1900s or a few decades earlier. But please note, that is just my guess. It has a magnificent iridescence - a lovely item indeed, but it is not Carnival Glass - it would fit more into the Art Glass category.
Bohemian Art Glass - and a very handsome example - is my "gut-feel".
Thanks Glen for the information and your compliment, you wouldent happen to have any idea on this bowl would you?
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/18283-sweet-victorian-small-bowl?in=443
Butler Brothers 1900 catalog. There is a whole page of Bohemian dishes. This extremely ruffled border is characteristically Bohemian.
Thanks Al for the insight!
Thanks Everyone for the Loves! :)
Thanks Czech and Hedgewalker!
You have some beautiful glass!....:-)
Thank you Inky! You have some Lovely Glass yourself! :)