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from my personal collection . this wonder catalog from the enterprise "DORIZON" France .
incredible serie of glass-paste-shades and globe . I hope Help some one to find a right kind of shade .
enjoy
Alberto
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That is very nice!!
thank you so much for sharing this. It is very useful information to have and I appreciate your time and generosity.
Sincerely,
Lisa
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Seems Dorizon sold many imported Bohemian shades. This information is fantastic and will be of great help to collectors. Thank you for sharing.
Check out: http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/49831-kralik-bloom-shades-documented-twice?in=user
First picture, 4th row, second from the right, orange with contrasting black ribs. I happen to have this shade attached to a base marked "Paris, France"!!!!
Also fascinating--5th row, floriforms that have appeared in American, French and Italian catalogs.
Thanks everybody .
I love to share this catalog . at soon i want to post it more .
Ciao
Alberto