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Posted 9 months ago
Kathycat
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Need Help Please. Does anyone know anything about this glass shape rose bottle? My guess it is from the 50's??? The color is Amber/or Gold??? Has a clear plastic white cap. It is approx. 5 1/2" tall. No labels or markings.
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Just checking in, I know nadda about bottles, but surely someone will tell the tale. Was wondering if your penny and card has arrived yet? If not should be there shortly. The first mailing came back, not enough postage, so 2 stamps now. Sorry for the delay.
kerry10456, Thank you for the love of my bottle even though you don't know anything about it. LOL.
No I haven't received it yet, but I will sure let you know when I do.
Again Thank you. Kathy
Your very welcome. I have some older stinky(purfume) bottles, but They have hummingbirds displayed on them. Wife loves her little birds, so anytime I see something that is or displays them, I snatch it up. I'll be watching for your penny to appear on here. I think it will go good with your JFK stuff.
kerry10456, Wow I bet the bottles are beautiful. Why don't you post them on CW, I would love to see them. I also love birds, I have a little parrot.
Yes can't wait to get the penny would look great with JFK.
Than you Manikin & mustangtony
Again another late Thank you miKKoChristmas11