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Posted 5 months ago
ozmarty
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Hi I have owned this one for ages and wondered who made it I presumed Kralik but a new post by Londerlearner has changed my mind . Pallme Konig just seems to have been off everyones radar for a while .
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/79496-pallme-koenig-frit-perfume?in=442#comment-287368
What or is that Who do you think ???
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This is stunning!!!...oxmarty.....:-)
Not sure yet but very unusual, as in individual, different. :)
Hi
this vase doesn't look like Pallme-Koenig. In the PK decor the threading is very thin and clear glass as well as the perls, which always are spherically, round. My suggestion here would be Kralik
Thank you Kairomalte and Obscurities so it is back to Kralik ....
Kairomalte do you have any examples of PK's frit you could post ?
I would like to see the spherical pearls
Hey Marty, this is gorgeous! So glad the perfume inspired you!
I think I agree with Kairomalte and Obscurities, because yours reminds me of a pair of vases I have that I'm sure are Kralik - Kralik's opalescent white glass, then caramel frit like yours over part, then green threading round the waist. Very different from yours, and not as nice, but they feel closer to yours than the perfume does - to my inexperienced eye. The perfume is on clear glass, too - no white layer. I will try and post them over the next few days, and do a side by side with the perfume. Then I just need to find one like yours to fill the gap I now know I have!
Thank you Londonloetzlearner , I surprised myself that i had not put this one on CW before. I adore your perfume , I have a small insignificant collection of perfume bottles but have owned ( all too breifly) some stunning Laliques.
It certainly deserves to be here! Lalique perfumes ... Now there's a thought to conjure with. Wow. I don't really collect perfumes ... but that's something that could very easily change, given the right opportunities!
I love this decor. Great piece ozmarty.