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Posted 10 months ago
Deanteaks
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I only have 2 pieces that has the same makers marks on the bottom, any ideas as to the age of these two pieces? I am affraid to take the small ones top off, it seems to be carroding, sand like material, it is complete tho
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on the smaller im calling it lavender, is the dauber all glass?..if so what in the world would make it encrusted with ?? whtever it is.. if it were mine i would submerge it in water drop in some denture cleansing tabs and let it soak overnight. you should be able to remove the top easily and wipe away any leftover resedue.. two fine examples of czech perfumes!
Very nice Dean...I do have a similar one to your pink one that does have the familiar faint czech stamp on the bottom.I will post it later.
I will try that, czechman, thanks :) looking forward to your post Hedgewalker :)
Nice vintage Czech from the 1920's. Love the top on the larger bottle; think I have the same mini; I'll have to look and see. :)