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Pallme-König Rose Bowl, Gold Frit, ca. 1900 | Bohemian Art Glass819 of 1705 |  |  |
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Ten months ago, I posted to these pages a PK egg-shaped vessel in gold frit and threading, and thanks to a seller in France, I now have a matching rose bowl! Yet another addition to the accidentally growing Bohemian glass rose bowl collection. Heavily iridescent in pink, purple, blue and gold. Small ground and polished pontil (see photo 3). I have also seen this combination of frit and glass windings in green, purple, and blue green.
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I remember the egg and the new photos of the two on stands are great!
Congratulations.
Thanks - I picked up the stands at a gem & jewelry show - one of the best investments I've made in a while. :)
Stunning!!!!
Holy cow. And thanks to you I have had an Eureka moment! I have one of these, a triangular! shape!!!!
Very interesting surfaces!
Glad to see it found a good home. I was watching this but missed bidding as, irony of ironies, I was in rural France and couldn't get an Internet connection! Should have put it in a snipe as soon as I saw it - lesson learned.