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Another Rindskopf - "Pepita" with serpent | Bohemian Art Glass1173 of 1696 |  |  |
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Since I'm getting in the habit now, and we're having a Rindskopf day ...
Alfredo has just posted a beautiful Rindskopf with serpent, and Bohemianglassandmore posted a stunning "pepita" earlier, so this is my contribution - an 8 1/2" pepita with snake. And yes, it does need a thorough wash - it only just arrived.
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And I think that's a little better.
Thank you scandinavian_pieces - I think this colour scheme is amazing. The colour contrast really shows off the iridescence, even though it's quite a matt finish.
And thank you all for the loves!
Thank you Scandinavian_pieces. The rain isn't doing the clematis much good as you can imagine! If it carries on like this, I'll have to move on to a different one - the Montana has had it.
Scandi, I collect clematis like I collect glass - not wisely but too much ("well" would be pushing it), especially given my garden makes a stamp look spacious. If we are not careful we will have to start a clematis forum (I have a Wisley too) - but if you only have room for one more take a look at Florida sieboldi, it's fab.
Scandi, don't start me on blue, or indeed choosing - this is about glass not clematis! I must get a grip.
Great! Of course, you have room for at least another half dozen on that fence...
Now, I have to do some work! Have a good day too.
Hmmm - definitely time to start looking! Multi-blue? Ocean pearl? Crystal fountain? No - glass. Glass. Not clematis!
Meanwhile, & on subject, thanks to all the non-gardeners for the loves :)
Sorry to be so remiss in my response - thank you all for the loves, LeahGoodwin, inky, vetraio50, Bellin68, MiKKoChristmas11 and austrohungaro!
Thank you, czechman!
Thank you, Slave-to-glass.
Thank you, Hedgewalker!