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We've had this bowl for over 25 years and when purchased was told it is Durand. So with all the great glass posted on CW and seeing there are lots of glass experts, I thought it would be good to get some thoughts from you all. Thanks and happy holidays!
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I think it is Pallme Koenig or Kralik but am not 110% sure.
Absolutely not Durand. It's Bohemian. Nice piece.
Thanks for the feedback, ks85 and LoetzBuddies. It's amazing the 'eye' collectors develop in their specific areas of expertise. I appreciate glass but I'm a specialist in pre-1900 cameras and, like many of you in your respective disciplines, can discern nuances between makers.
Beautiful glass rob!
Wishing you and yours a great Holiday Season!
scott
Thanks, Obscurities ... you have quite a collection.
Fabulous I love it!...:-)
Thanks, Scott! Have a great holiday.
Nice Bowl I'd lean towards Pallme Konig ... But as said above could be Kralik...
Thanks inky and Sean for the 'loves' and comments. Have a great holiday.
Thanks for the 'love' and opinion, ozmarty!
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Thanks, Moonstonelover21!