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Now, I think I know what this one is! It is a Pallme-Koenig perfume bottle in what is known as frit decor, with veining, or threading - more examples can be found at kralik-glass.com.
The collar and stopper top are English sterling silver - hallmarked for Birmingham, 1910. That probably explains why the collar shape feels, to me at least, to be leaning more towards the deco than the nouveau period.
The colour is a beautiful deep honey or caramel and the iridescence is rich in purples and pinks. Very hard to capture in photos, but very tactile.
This one came from manddmoir - so thank you, Mike and Debbie!
Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
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Thank you, Obscurities - gorgeous is the word. Sumptuous works, too!
Thank you also, GSO, debbiet, Justanovice and dlfd911.
Thank you, Inky & Vetraio50.
Hi LL I just added a post inspired by this devive perfume bottle . I do love it !!
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/79564-pallme-konig-thread-and-fit-vase
Thank you Marty - so nice! I love your piece too.
Thank yous also to bratjdd, Czechman, ks85, STG, MacArt, Al, Mike & Debbie! Wow! You're testing my typing!
very unusual perfume decanter -- lovely
Thank you again, epson233!
Stunning!!!!
Thank you, Leah!
LOVE IT :) VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL:)
Now this is beautiful!!
Thank you, Sean - and Mac63 - for you lovely comments.
Thank you, too, to LoetzBuddies and Woman34.
In fact, I have a companion three-sided vase on a metal frame.