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My favorite color!! in a stunning atomizer | Bohemian Art Glass945 of 1713 |  |  |
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love this bottle with the golden images; no signatures I could find, but I believe bohemian???? Haas the metal tubing inside, not glass - a tall bottle - almost 10 inches to the tip top of the atomizer
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Ooohhhhh...I am no expert but looks bohemian to me.
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Hi! Thanks for the love on this !! I am So de-lighted with this!!! A great weekend for me; 3 new pieces! And from an antique seller friend who watches for me!! Awesome!!! And you all have shown some great things!! I can see I need to expand my horizons ; oh maybe I better not; too habit forming and addictive. :)
Google images "Moser oroplastik" for similar golden applied bands
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Thank you thank you!!! So wonderful to know the correct terminology for this; I don't see any type of signature on the bottom, has some type of ver fine wear, almost like pitting on the base, so think it is definitely old! Have a great day!
a number of companies made oroplastic. Bohemian for sure. probably 1920's. Very nice.
Beautiful!