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Shawnl86
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This is my Bohemian JIP (Jester in the Pulpit My personal Terminology) (Jack in the Pulpit the Proper Terminology)Green Dish with Enameled Design, it had three sweet little feet, the condition is Great with a good amount of Gold left and No Chips, I thought this was a Really interested piece of Bohemian Glass that would Go well with my Bohemian Rose bowl, I hope you enjoyed viewing it!
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Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
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Hi Shawn, may i ask why you call it a "Jester in the pulpit" ? in England we call it Jack in the pulpit, is it just another terminology for a different shape?
Thanks, it is a beautiful piece.
HA Good point Susan, the normal terminology is Jack in the Pulpit, I personally for some reason always say Jester in the Pulpit, Not sure why... I guess cause it sounds funny, honestly the name reminds me of Jethro Tull:)
Thanks for all the Loves and Likes, I Really Appreciate the Feedback!