Art Deco Czech Neodymium Alexandrite? Glass Perfume Bottle | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
Moonstonel…
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This is something I found at the local SA today. I know nothing about this perfume bottle. Except that is is lovelier than pictured. If anyone knows anything. I would appreciate any and all information. It's not stamped not hallmarked. Thanks for looking. I believe this is Czech glass.
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Gorgeous color!
Hi moon, yes its czech. The color is a rarer one! Congrats! Sometimes the mark is hard to see. It's likely acid etched. It would be on the bottom and if you move it around in the light you may catch a glimpse. If you do not it could mean it's a reproduction. They made many in the Czech Republic from the original molds. Most of the original czech perfumes had stoppers with the long dauber for application. The value increases with intact daubers.
Bee, I think so also... Could not believe I found it!! Xo
I love this Lee & as you said a great colour. It's not often you say you need help to find out about something. I hope all is well
Hi Moon!
I think I have found something similar:
9030 - Heinrich Hoffmann
http://www.pressglas-korrespondenz.de/archiv/pdf/pk-2007-1w-01-foto-hoffmann-gablonz-1930.pdf
Scroll down to the advertisement for C.R. King
Anzeige des US-Importeurs Charles L. King, New York, aus „1931“