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Title: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: oyemicanto on January 30, 2007, 01:47:00 PM
Has anyone got the Walther Petri or Luna pieces decorated with fish? I have seen these in the catalogues but never actually in anyones collection.Would love to see these in a photo! Also a close up picture of the correct bowl that goes with the Paradies comport stand that is decorated with nesting pelicans?
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: pamela on January 30, 2007, 09:51:58 PM
welcome to the board oyemicanto! are you relevant to cosasdehistoria on ebay please?
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: pamela on January 30, 2007, 09:54:59 PM
I do not need further glass from Spain!  >:D
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: Anne on January 31, 2007, 03:14:50 AM
Spain Pamela...? oyemicanto appears to be based in the UK, so where is Spain coming in? Are you being offered nice Spanish glass by someone?  ;D
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: oyemicanto on January 31, 2007, 10:33:34 AM
Sorry Im not following? No Im not familiar with cosadehistoria on ebay.The only Spanish connection I have is that Ive just sold a Deco bowl to Madrid.What is the relevance of the "function of an expert....." log that I see a lot? Am I missing something?
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: Anne on January 31, 2007, 11:58:56 PM
It's Pamela's chosen signature tagline. You can set one for yourself in your profile if you wish, e.g mine just contains links to my (hopefully useful!) sites.  ::)
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: rosecottagesales on June 07, 2011, 09:55:50 AM
Hi Nigel

Are you still interested to see a photo of the Petri centrepiece as well as the Luna lamp?

Cheers
Brenton
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: oyemicanto on June 07, 2011, 07:49:35 PM
Hi Brenton
Yes that would be lovely! I am yet to see one in the flesh!
Speaking of Walther picked up a blue Glasgow bowl yesterday as well as a green Jobling graces comport!
Best wishes Nige and thanks in advance!
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: rosecottagesales on June 07, 2011, 11:17:12 PM
Hi Nigel

Here you go :)

Cheers
Brenton
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: oyemicanto on June 08, 2011, 07:36:59 AM
Hi Brenton
They are so wonderful! I am so jealous haha!
I would love either of those and I have some people on the lookout for them for me....I wonder if they were made more for the Australian market than the European?
I once saw the green Petri figure on ebay in USA and was bidding but outbid at the last minute but that was a couple of years ago and never seen one since.
Well done for being able to find both pieces I wish I had something as rare in my collection....think the only thing rare is probably the pink Paradies comport.
I have Relief vases and Harald vases in most colours and 3 Glasgow bowls as well as every Orla but nothing as rare as your pieces.
Oh I do have a blue Koalas centrepiece-nearly forgot about that haha! I prefer the other colours of Koalas rather than blue....would be great to find an amber one as I love that colour!
Thanks once again Brenton for sharing your wonderful photo!
Nige
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: rosecottagesales on June 08, 2011, 08:03:20 AM
No worries at all.

You might be right saying that those rarer Walther pieces like Petri, Haarlem, Victoria comport are easier to find in Australia than in Europe coz a few collectors here I know (including myself) owned a Haarlem centrepiece with the right Groningen bowl and A couple of collectors had the Victoria comport Also,  I've seen a couple of Paradies comport in green. You do have something rare and spectacular, and did you miss out naming your spectacular pink Arabella lamp and the amber Lowen clock? :)....I am still looking for these pieces myself.

I hope oneday you'll find the Petri for your collection.....Good luck and all the best
Cheers....Brenton 
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: oyemicanto on June 08, 2011, 08:35:24 AM
Wow!
I would love the Victoria comport and Haarlem myself one day!
Yes I forgot about the Arabella and Lowen I remembered when I went upstairs and saw them on the display shelves!
I have the pink Astoria pot and green Xenia trinket pot also which are seldom seen so I suppose I should be happy with what I have so far lol
Take care Nige
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: rosecottagesales on June 08, 2011, 09:08:04 AM
A couple of months ago, there was one Victoria comport listed on ebay Australia in amber colour....the buyer won the item for $120.....I spent most of my time browsing for new listing but I missed this one :(.....The seller was a new member, and didn't list it in the right category...so the buyer was very happy with the purchase.
Item number # 160571243633 or
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160571243633

Glad its not in green, blue or pink......although even amber, its still a spectacular centrepiece.

Cheers
Brenton
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: oyemicanto on June 08, 2011, 01:19:22 PM
Now I am depressed! lol
That is one stunning comport! I adore amber glass and I bet that would look stunning with the sun shining through it.
I believe that the buyer has a wonderful collection of Walther glass and this would be a great addition to their Walther.That's another piece I will have to ask my contacts to look out for!
I was surprised when I first got my pink Paradies comport that the matching bowl was a pegged bowl....I had always assumed it was just a regular flat bowl that slotted on top.It's lovely with the pelicans resting in the straw around the bowl.I know Mark Rodda has the same in green so that would be amazing to see.
Amber is my 2nd favourite colour in Walther green being my favourite.
Nige
Title: Re: Walther Deco centrepieces
Post by: rosecottagesales on June 09, 2011, 10:03:29 AM
Most collectors would prefer green Uranium as their number one choice. Amber seems to be least favourite amongst collectors here in Australia not sure in the UK.....Amber pieces are not as expensive as Uranium for sure.