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VINTAGE HOLMEGAARD KLUK KLUK . first picture is the newest one i found tonight at goodwill for a $1.99. and the last picture shows the newest with the old one ive had for a while and the old one has a sterling silver neck on the bottle and that one is from "ASPREY &CO. " which dates from 1963 made in england . i do have this posted as well by its self , the NEW ONE 6.25 inches tall and 3 inches in diameter. p.s now i have 2 tall and short.
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Bellin, I have had a decanter my Godfather gave me years ago, and have never seen one like it till now!! I will post it today or tomorrow. It is the exact shape, but is a little curved over, hard to describe, it's opening does not face straight up but to an angle, and the stopper is a blown glass(?) five petalled flower. There is no gold gilt around the rim, it is all glass. I almost sold it at my Garage sale but was too attached, lo and behold, it has a name!! Thank you so much, I am very excited to see if my decanter is by the same artist. Bellin your taste is awesome, thank you, Mich
thankyou michelleamieux for sharing and the nice comment , i cant wait to see your decanter:) and thankyou again michelleamieux:)
Bellin, please call me Mich, I am a novice and did not understand how this whole community operated. I feel terrible that you are so polite as totype out my whole name, it is a lot of typing!! You are obviously a man of taste and elegance!! I need to change my name, which appears to be easier said than done!! I will continue to try to change it, and if you see a "Mich the Kid" appear, that will be me!!Mich!!
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Hi BELLIN68 I just posted one of these! toracat
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