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  1. Hi, Jericho, I just sent this message to truthordare. The vase that I own has similarities to your 4th photo on the right. I can message a photo to you. I am trying to find out what the marking is on...
  2. truthordare, I own a vase with the same mark as your vase on the right (4th photo). I am also in possession of a photo of a perfume atomizer with this same mark. I was under the impression that my va...
  3. The silver decoration is actually called "silver deposit" not "silver overlay". It is Duncan-Miller Line #12 aka "rocket". The glass color is "ebony" which was first introduced by Duncan-Miller in 19...
  4. Love the enamel and design. Check out 20th century glass.com for "Harrach Victorian Hand Painted/Enamelled 'Moroccan Ware' Glass Vase" and other examples of this beauty.
  5. Hi, sklo42, The metal atomzier hardware is marked "France" and was made by the Marcel Franck company in France. They typically used fine crystal and glass from France for their atomizers. With that s...
  6. I failed to mention that Buquoy also had a hyalith color that was blue-grey and called "agatine".
  7. First of all this is a stunning piece of glass with wonderful enameling. It is definitley Bohemian. Because the "marbling" of the colors appear to be throughout the bottle, it is known as Hyalith glas...
  8. Where are your Harrach photos?
  9. Always enjoy your research! Nice piece. Judy
  10. Elegant
  11. Reminds me of Lithyalin
  12. Beautiful.
  13. Great example, Brian.
  14. Beautiful!
  15. Hello, My Friend. So glad that I have the Rainbow perfume atomizer! It is front and center in one of my curios. Happy Hunting, JP
  16. I love Isle of Wight perfume bottles. I must say this is one of the nicest decorations I have seen on one. Congratulations.
  17. philmac51, thanks for commenting on this thread. It brought up some information that I had lost from 2 years ago regarding Palda! Cheers! Judy
  18. dgavin, it is a lovely Victorian era probably Bohemian perfume bottle "shaker", pre atomizers. So, around 1880-90. The "mirror silver" is probably mercury paint. I can't really see the photo very wel...
  19. LOVE the Art Deco, regardless of the name~
  20. Nice! Judy P
  21. Michelle, what a lovely display. JudyP
  22. I hate do rain on your parade, but these perfume bottles are made in Taiwan and are seen with a clear oval label "Glass Act Studio Crafted (or Made) in Taiwan". They were imported by A.A. Importers. T...
  23. Hi, truthordare, The more I collect, research and study the more I learn about glass, and the more I am surprised! I can't say about these particular pieces, but I have learned that some of this styl...
  24. Thanks. Primarily atomizers. I did a google and found several bottles with caps and collars, but not too many atomizers. See you in cyberspace. :)
  25. And pardon my manners, Michelleboo7, your vase is beautiful as are your other posts!
  26. I love how these posts intertwine and overlap. I am especially grateful for the research which you have all shared. I am researching perfume bottles and atomizers and ran across the DL mark. Thanks to...
  27. Thanks, LOUMANAL!
  28. Thanks for the reply and the information, Craig. I appreciate your taking the time. Judy
  29. Hi, it's nice to see that some of these older threads continue to live on. I always learn so much from them. I have a couple of questions regarding Karl/Karel Palda. I see that welzebub, 3 years a...
  30. I can dig it! It does have the Harrach look. Did you ever get a positive ID?
  31. Karen, Are those people perfume bottles? Cool pix!
  32. WOW! So nice!
  33. Did you ever get a positive ID on this bottle? It is wonderful.
  34. Marcel Rochas - 1952 https://cleopatrasboudoir.blogspot.com/2014/03/marcel-rochas-perfumes.html
  35. These are cute porcelain bottles made for the tourist trade in Greece. They contained a solid perfume. Often there will be a label stating Greece and the name of the perfume.
  36. Some of the companies who made these in the 1950s were: Empire Art E & J B Empire Art Globe Stylebuilt Apollo Mattison Guildcrest Silvercraft Most of these glass bottles were decorated with 2...
  37. From a fellow perfume bottle collector, what a great find!
  38. Hi, Bob, I am still looking for your bottle. In the meantime I have a favor to ask of you. May I have permission to use your photo of the Bruder Rachmann label for educational purposes with my fello...
  39. Hi, LOUMANAL I have never seen this bottle before. But I will definitely keep on my radar scope.
  40. Well, I paid $32.50 for mine, based on the seller's description of it being in good shape, which it was NOT. The bottle had a huge chip and the "ornament" had two flaws, so I wound up getting it for $...
  41. Hi, Loumanal, No, this is not a DeVilbiss atomizer (hardware or bottle). If DeVilbiss had made the hardware/fittings then it would not have Czechoslovakia stamped on the metal. They did buy glass bla...
  42. I collect DeVilbiss atomizers, and agree with you that there isn't a lot of information on the compacts. I am only guessing, but I would say this compact would be after WWII. I have the compiled book ...
  43. This is a pressed glass atomizer perfume bottle, minus the puffer. I have the same one, same color, same design. Not worth millions. Sorry. :)
  44. Possibly, Nason & C. black Murano glass vase with copper Aventurine inclusions, from their 'Avventurina' range, labelled. http://www.20thcenturyglass.com/glass_encyclopedia/murano_glass/vnason_glas...
  45. I suspect it is Imported from China. Google Murano Glass Parrot (that is what the internet calls them). Yours does not have the fine hand blown detail and lines as Murano glass. And don't forget, M...
  46. This answers a question that I have had about some vanity pieces I have that I believe were imported by IRice. This Japan link has opened up a whole new realm for m. Thanks.
  47. WOW! This is awesome. Judy P
  48. Hi, TimeTraveller. Thanks for the note. Yes, I am a Fentonaholic! LOL. I can't tell from the lighting, but are your bottles Turquoise or Pastel Green? Either way they are lovely. I have had my eye o...
  49. Thanks, Warren, for this information. I always learn something from your posts. I believe this has helped me ID a perfume atomizer that has a silhouette.
  50. Here is a little more info. Looks like Bruder Rachmann was the atomizer maker, like DeVilbiss. https://perfumeatomizers.blogspot.com/p/czechoslovakian-bottles.html?fref=gc&dti=576447665711539
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