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Posted 8 months ago
Alfredo
(349 items)
Only six inches tall. Marked with the same W (or M) 11 as the JIP. Ash bone white body with hot pink bottom and frit. Pontil.
However, no presence of uranium, like in the JIP, which glows green under a UV. I always wondered why the JIP was not decorated in the front, but in the back, util I realized kimonos are are embroidered more sumptuously in the back than in the front. The small one is reversed: decorated in the front, not in the back.
By the way, not an E-Bay piece.
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These are almost never seen anywhere, so to have a pair in this decor is very nice indeed.
here is my example of this decor
http://www.thegildedcurio.com/item-359.html
How exciting! This one has a W X!
Love 'm
And mine
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/13864-harrach-flame-vase
Marked on the base :- 1094/3
P511
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Yeah, meant to tell you as well, this is another of your less favorite - Harrach. I love Harrach, it can really surprise you.
I do not like Victorian/Bidermeier Harrach. I love Japonisme/ jugendstil Harrach.