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Posted 8 years ago
Musicfan
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Amethyst crystal scent bottle trio in gold gilt brass holder.
Looking to find out if anyone would know what period this is from. What is the marking on the inside and who is the maker? Brass or bronze?
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Sorry I can't answer any of your questions, but just wanted to say how lovely this is!!
Thank you
i think that the FBS stands for Ferdinand bing & company, might be a place to check.
The FBS marks on the bottom are seen on many different types of objects imported into the USA from various countries: France, Germany, Italy, Czechoslovakia, etc..
There is a similar mark with OOF within the circle too. It is known to be the mark of a New York importer: Oscar O. Friedlaender, 234 East 60Th St., New York, New York.
I believe the marks on your piece were from the same firm but after the death of Oscar O. Friedlaender: The Friedlaender Company: Friedlaender, Belmuth & Stiefler, Owners, Importers and Manufacturers.
Mid-twenties.
What a little treasure!
Thanks for the start
Can I see Karisma or Karisme in the 4th photo ?!?
Maybe a brand name of the perfume ???
gorgeous mounting & the coloured glass ever so delightful
thanks for sharing Musicfan
Amazing knowledge you have, Vet, wow! :) What era, pls, if you know?
I believe this is from the Twenties KATHERINE.
The mood is very much in the style of the Sheik ... very Rudolf Valentino.
Thanks, VET, I love that idea, the Valentino era. :)