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Hornet
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This is probably my "specialy cadeaux" from Santa Claus , this year . I was very luky to find this three foboulous shades in vaseline glass . I try to identificate on my old catalogues i find one with identic decoration but different shape . ( second row, the first on the left )
But i'm Fine and Happy : )
Happy Xmas all .
Albert
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beautiful and merry christmas:)
THNX Bellini always happy to hear you .
your very welcome Hornet:)
Merry Christmas indeed! What a fabulous Santa you have. :O) I am drooling. They are lovely. C'est manifique!
Sincerely,
Lisa
If I may? In the third row numbers 4 and 5, I can't see them well enough to tell what if any are their differences. Could you please, tell me? I have a similar shade. I am pretty sure I posted it here earlier. I'll check. Yes, 8 months ago now. here it is http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/54312-perhaps-a-pallme-konig-shade-and-an-im?in=user I would dearly love to know which of those shown in the catalogue are mine most like. And also of course if mine can now be attributed to Pallme Konig ? Thank you for any help anyone would care to give me. I do appologise if I am being tedious. I know I have asked this same question before with regard to the catalogue page. I do intend to treat myself to the Butler's catalogues which are offered through the museum but I needed to wait until after Christmas presents were done. :o)
Sincerely,
Lisa
Hi , Lisa
You're Welcome . I suppose yes it's like your shade .
Have a nice Xmas and a year full of magnifique shades : )
Albert
Thanks Lisa , inky , London , manikin , kerry , mustang ,roker , johann , Bellini
Oops! Oui, c'est magnifique. ;o)
I just can't see quite well enough to tell if there is a difference between those two shades. My best guess is that the first has not an internal swirl where the second does? If I am right then the pair I have are those pictured in the second image. I'll know when I get my catalogues I hope. :O)
Sincerely,
Lisa
Not sure how I missed these. Great set hornet!
Thanks , ks85