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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => British & Irish Glass => Topic started by: millarart on November 14, 2012, 11:17:51 PM
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can anyone tell me who made the fittings for Monart perfume atomisers shape NH, i know they were made in britain, just wondered who made them and what other manufactures used the fittings for their atomisers, also were all the fittings the same or did they differ as i have seen a few now most have same type of fitting (art deco) , any help and pics if folk has anyone would be great
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Gary,
I have attached a picture for you to assist you in your search.
Keith :)
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Not a clue! Somewhere I should have some lists of candidates, why do you assume made in Britain?
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Not a clue! Somewhere I should have some lists of candidates, why do you assume made in Britain?
it has british made written on the metal collar that the fitting screws into. ;D, if you or when you have time can you see if you can find out or narrow it down please Frank.
thanks Keith for pic,
anyone else have one they could post up here please
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OK
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OK
cheers
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anyone else out there have a shape NH that could put pic up of the fitting and or throw any light on the maker of the fitting, Gary dont you have an atomiser NH in your collection, or have you came across anything about them when youve been at the museum
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Sorry Gary I don't have clue who made them, not come across any mention in the Monart archives that would indicate a maker.
I wish I had a NH in my collection, been looking to buy that shape for a few years now.
Gary
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cheers Gary for reply, i have a shape NH in colour code 384, missing the screw in fitting, collar is on the bottle , sure they must have been a standard fitting of their day, just have to keep looking, i have seen three all with different fittings so wanted to know if they used several different ones over the production
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This particular atomiser came up for sale a couple of years ago at my local auction house (I was the under bidder).
The top is a different shape that Keith posted.
Gary
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very nice, yip thats another different fitting , same collar on the bottle though, so wonder if the fitting and bulb is a replacement as from what ive seen and been told most of the rubber in the bulbs perish, so could be a complete replacement or could be original, so you were the underbidder of this piece, what kinda of money did it make if you dont mind me asking
heres a pic of the shape NH i have, and which i hope to find a fitting for .
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I do not recall exactly how much it went for, but in was in between £200 & £300 as my budget was £250.
The link below is one that sold at the I Turner Monart collection. The one there seems to have the same top as Keith's one.
http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/lot_details.aspx?intObjectID=4149260
Gary
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Just an after thought, and this is only a possibility, the company Krinks who made the metal bulb holding fittings for the pre war Monart lamps.
Below is a link to some info from some research that I have done on the company S Krinks of Birmingham.
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,44876.msg277129.html#msg277129
Gary
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yeah kinda wondered about the folk that made the fittings but couldnt remember who made them, im sure the fittings will all be standard in the 30s, i shall just have to keep looking on ebay and auctions for an atonmiser with similar fittings, cheers anyway