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Riihimäen lasi, Nanny Still, Koristepullo 1735
I just recieved this today it is my first one ! the colour is deceptive as in daylight it is a blue colour and inside a smokey black or blue depedning on the amount of light .
Aproximately 30 cm or 11 3/4"tall .
it arrived packed in a Finlandia Vodka metal tube ! how appropriate.
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Congratulations Marty!
Sorry to burst your bubble but it's not a Nanny Still Koristepullo.
Koristepullos are more narrow and have a concave bottom.
This is a first edition Berlin bottle by Habitat.
The later Berlin bottles were redesigned by Aaron Probyn.
See austrohungaro post:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/52521-berlin-aaron-probyn-habitat
Hi GlasswareGuy , bubble sufficently burst.
Hi Scandi....unfortunately no . caveat emptor ...
I thought I was a smarty Marty ....but half knowledge has cost me on this one .. think I'll stick to Bohemian Glass at least I know a little more and can get help from my friends on what I do not know...( which is Heaps!!)
It's still cool and so are you Marty!
thanks for the love Bellin68 and AmberRose .... I'm a litttle cold .. not so Kool ( still feels wintery not like Spring!
Hi Scandi it is supposed to be Spring here already ...
El nino or el ninja ?? the weather is all over the place these days..
hI sCANDI ONLY IN A HEATED INDOOR POOL .. THOUGH i'M OFF TO THE COAST AND IF THE WATER IS NOT TOO FREEZING MAY DIP MY BIG TOE IN!
soorrry ffor caps lock on!
Hi Bellin , pretty good as heading off for annual family holidays at the coast . too cold to swim but lots off games of cards and eating and drinking too much ...
Also had a good buy arrive yesterday ... spent ages trying to find out what it was now know and will post when I get back...
Octoberfest... time to put on your Lederhosen .... practice all those half remembered drinking songs and >>>>>>>
PARTY !!!!!!