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quailman:
Hello fellow glass collectors.  I recently purchased this art glass hair receiver.  It's unmarked, but the style sure looks like it was made in Czechoslovakia, possibly during the early 1900's.  I've seen a similar looking design on Pallme-Konig pieces.  Are there any experts out there who can help me make a more definitive ID?  Thanks in advance for your time and assistance!

antiquerose123:
 Hi there and Welcome  :rah:

Looks like it is Czech to me (but that is a guess).  I am sure you have a FINE piece of glass there -- and I am sure there are members hee that will give you a positive ID soon, and know more than me......as I would guess KRALIK, or WELZ, or others ??



Great Piece, I think !!!!  :thup:

keith:
Think Rose may be right(and welcome) it does resemble PK but I think it might be Kralik although I can't find that particular pattern,nice piece ;D
p.s,what's a hair receiver?

flying free:
I think it is a rose bowl, not a hair receiver though  :)
Keith I think once women had brushed their hair, in Victorian times, the hair from the brush was kept to be used to make hairpieces or rings/bracelets or put in a locket or whatever.  The 'hair receiver' was on their dressing table, a small bowl/receptacle to place the hair from the brush.
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antiquerose123:

--- Quote from: flying free on April 18, 2011, 12:22:14 AM ---I think it is a rose bowl, not a hair receiver though  :)
Keith I think once women had brushed their hair, in Victorian times, the hair from the brush was kept to be used to make hairpieces or rings/bracelets or put in a locket or whatever.  The 'hair receiver' was on their dressing table, a small bowl/receptacle to place the hair from the brush.
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I never knew that either -- Gee, I throw mine out  ;D

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