Posted 7 years ago
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I received this from my mom. It is part of a dresser set and consists of at least 6-8 pieces. I believe it might be Bohemian.
Thanks for looking:)
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Posted 7 years ago
freiheit
(1224 items)
I received this from my mom. It is part of a dresser set and consists of at least 6-8 pieces. I believe it might be Bohemian.
Thanks for looking:)
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Is it a drawer pull? I'm not sure and is the flower silver? I'm just confused today about everything I think...
nice crystal, sure bohemian
Shareurpassion, I am sorry for my bad post. I should take some more and better pictures. What I posted is a little bowl/dish that is part of a set. It is made of dark red glass or crystal and has engraved lines and images of roses. The lines and roses are gilded. I have only the posted dish in my possession because the other pieces are at my mom's house. There are also smaller dishes, perfume bottles, covered bowls....
Mary, Thanks for your comment. I will post the other piece - with better pictures- when I get them. My mom send me the first piece by mail and didn't tell me about it. I protested because I didn't want it to get broken in the process but by that time she had mailed already the second piece. It should arrive any time now. I do hope it comes intact:)
Skivatinitz, thanks so much for your comment. The piece comes from a town called Baerenstein, located in Germany, a stone's throw from the Czech border. The town on the other side of the border is Vejprty (Czech) or formerly Weipert (old German name). For that reason I believe that there is a strong possibility that t is Bohemian, even though it is not signed.
Many thanks for all of your love:
skivatinitz,
JImam,
shareurpassion,
vetraio50,
Gillian,
aura,
Efesgirl,
jscott0363,
mikelv85,
PhilDMorris,
TassieDevil, and
Manikin:)
P.S.: Today arrived the second piece of this set. I will post it shortly.