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Kralik Pink Opalescent Floriform Open Salt Dip | Bohemian Art Glass649 of 1714 |  |  |
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Kralik Art Nouveau open salt dip is blown of pink opalescent glass with a cut rim and bottom of the base has a polished pontil. Applied petals have a pressed pattern to add more of an organic style to the floriform open salt dip.
Measurements: 1-1/8" tall. The open salt rim is 2" diameter and the floriform with petals is 3-3/4" diameter.
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i absolutely love this.. i NEED a set :)~
Sure you do, Gary. hahaha
Not for the New Year, I hope?! ;)
Thanks Sean, Dave, Lisa, and Gary for the love!
SORRY, CZECHMAN . . . MINE, MINE, MINE!
TRY HOFFMAN OPEN SALTS . . . .
More stackables for Al... hahaha Hoffman produced napkin rings too! I had two, a green and an amethyst. Both had 5 cherubs holding platters that would represent a five course meal. Each signed with the Hoffman "butterfly" too. (something else to look for!)
Thanks Nicole, Alfredo, Scott and Petey for the love!
LOL @Alfredo.... are Hoffman salts ass fabulous ass this? if so, im ok with that :)