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Another beautiful Rindskopf piece in today.. gorgeous light blue base glass with white spatter and an applied sterling rim cap... it really is simple and stunning such an elegant soft sheen like feel the glass has and i totally plan on utilizing this bud vase this spring and summer :)
8" tall 3 3/4" base ca 1900 30's ...sterling cap marked H P &S Henry Perkins and Sons London 1922
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thanks ks85 and mustangtony
thanks sean :)
I do like Rindskopf, nice Gary!...:-)
I just bought one like it, but no pontil. If I recall correctly, London 1920's. I'll check it out.
thanks for the loves everyone..Alfredo i think youre right regarding London 1920's i also knew you had purchased the mate to this one.. i love it !
no pontil on this one right? also could it be welz or harrach?
correct jericho, no pontl..as to welz or harrach, i really dont see it but i could be wrong.... Alfredo your opinion on the subject? since you own the mate to this one..
Gary, How do display your treasures? China cabinets, curio cabinets , shelves?
Hi Kerry, i display my glass in China cabinets, curio cabinets , shelves :) lol
LOL, well I had to ask, should have known better. Would love to see a "Broad" photo of some of your glass on display. Might give me an idea on how they fit together.
Kerry, ill try and take some photos for you..
thanks for the love ozmarty
Hey Gary, had the "HP&S" hallmark researched as, Henry Perkins and Sons, London. 1922.
thank you leah :)
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thanks v50
Good morning Gary, just thought I drop by and say my "Howdies". been trying to catch back up with my posting and seen you were on-line.
Kerry
Howdie Kerry, Hope your well...ive noticed you lost alot of your post's and were re-adding them.. what happend?.. hope you and your family have a great Thanksgiving :)
Thanks Gary for the Thanksgiving Day wishes, and the postings were a fubar of my own doing. Had a good idea, but turned out to be not so good, lol. Best wishes to you and yours on the up coming Thanksgiving Day holiday weekend.
Kerry