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czechman
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Moser? Brilliant cut Amber glass Perfume dauber arrived broken have had this a few years now.. wanting to know maker and year produced... if anyone could help i would be grateful.. the "dust" on the bottle is from the white "silk" lining.. didnt notice until after photos were loaded..sorry
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VERY BEAUTIFUL BOTTLE , i thought moser was always signed. or i could be wrong:)
?? i dont think so... many thanks :)
your so welcome czechman and like i sad i could be wrong , its very beautiful and stunning:)
typo said i meant:)
i could be wrong as well.. :)
lol , :):):):):):) i hope your having a great day czechman:)
i am and hope you are as well
thank you miKKoChristmas11
thanks craig
Probably Czech, Strange, it not being marked in any way.
thank you alfredo, i will look it over with my magnifier glass..
i can not detect any mark :(
Fab colour!...:-)
thank you inky :)
thanks antiquesareamazing and ozmarty
thank you mrmajestic1 and hedgewalker
Moser was always marked. especially from the time period this would have been from. the earlier markings could be eradicated, stickers and gilding but this looks 20's or 30's and it's my understanding that moser was always very clearly and permanently marked by this era.
does the box say anything?
it is gorgeous
Hi Greatsnowyowl, No.. it has no markings or anything.. thank you... i have taken the liner out of the box and nothing... the lid to the box has a magnet that keeps it closed and if you can see in the 3rd photo there is a plastic or rubber ring right underneath the top dauber part where it screws onto the bottle.. maybe this can help date the bottle? if need be i can take closer photo of what im trying to explain... many thanks :)
a closer pic would help. if it's plastic it's definitely newer.
I'd guess 20's-50's or 60's. (big help huh?)
tHR PLASTIC RING RUINS THE FUN FOR ME. NOT CZECH.
Alfredo it ruined it for me too :( but i will say the quality is very good.. even with the plastic ring.. thaks again greatsnowyowl :)
So were ruling out Moser?
Hi Kerry, thanks for the love
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thanks Kerry
thanks leah
many of our high end department stores in the midwest would cut a contract with the czech glass manf companies during late 80s -- keep in mind when dating this that the berlin wall was still intact prior this -- the glass work was exceptional but no names were allowed to be placed on the bottles and the department stores wanted full credit -- have one from the dillard department store that is over 24% lead crystal -- the box looks very similar to mine -- mine is clear and not red -- just something more for you to chew on with this one