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Bohemian red - pink iridescent vase

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fontanazul:
You talk alone. but some  listen to you  :)  :)  :)  :)   

flying free:
I shall remember those words - thank you  :)

flying free:
looking back my photos don't do the colour justice but I think it's the same as this piece with dragonflies on the silver collar.
Just adding it in case it helps with a future id
https://www.aspireauctions.com/#!/catalog/78/434/lot/17434

flying free:
hmm, you wait and wait and then something comes along.
On this Bohemian glass site, I believe this is identified as Pallme Koenig 1900-1909 (no reference source though):

http://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/vaza-rosa-glatt-mit-nuppen-v-montazi-4273/detail/

see two more versions as well:

http://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/pallme-koenig1/rosa-glatt-mit-nuppen-rigaree/


If this is a definitive id then I'd still be interested to know the name of the factory when it was produced - harking back to my previous post in this thread:

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I have a vase now that is the same colour, same prunts as yours (just waiting for camera to charge to put a picture on) and appears to have the same pulled rim as this vase here (see link) which is id'd as Glasfabrik Elisabeth, Kosten by Teplitz

http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/4343365
If so, then is this a definite identification?
Just trying to understand the Elisabethhutte/Glasfabrik Elisabeth/Pallme Koenig factories, it seems from Truitt's page 103 Bohemian Glass 1880-1940, that between 1888 and 1907 the manufucturer would be known as Elisabethhutte (Kosten near Teplice), then after it merged with Pallme Koenig in 1907 it became known as Glasfabrik Elisabeth, Pallme Koenig & Habel.  I hope I understood that correctly?
If so, I wonder which era the link was referring to in terms of dating the vase as it appears to have mixed both names? confused  :-\ '

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