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MYSTERY DECANTERS #1 - 1/26/2005 12:23:54 PM    rromage   Posts: 19 Joined: 1/26/2005 Status: offline Hello, I'm new here but am fascinated with this site. Can anyone here identify the bottles/decanters in this photo. They definately date to the mid 1960's or before. They also should be over 12 inches tall. Thanks < Message edited by rromage -- 8/1/2006 10:41:54 AM > Post #: 1

RE: Mystery Deanters - 1/31/2005 1:15:01 AM    David E Posts: 995 Joined: 5/24/2004 Status: offline They look to me like Art Deco of the 1920-1930 but probally still produced today. Can't tell without size if decanter or cosmetic bottles, here is an example of a perfume. Perfume, green glass cube top and Sq. green glass body, fluted corners $65.00 Dave (in reply to rromage) Post #: 2

RE: Mystery Deanters - 1/31/2005 8:45:37 AM    kastoo   Posts: 1200 Joined: 9/7/2004 From: Lagrange, GA Status: offline I sure hope that's perfume. I don't think it would be a good idea for that to be alcohol..imagine how dangerous it would be to handle those while drunk! (in reply to rromage) Post #: 3

RE: Mystery Deanters - 1/31/2005 2:44:15 PM    rromage   Posts: 19 Joined: 1/26/2005 Status: offline David E, Thanks for the reply. The decanters/bottles are roughly 12 inches high. You mentioned an example. Was there an attached pic? Thanks, Rromage (in reply to rromage) Post #: 4

RE: Mystery Deanters - 2/2/2005 7:31:50 PM    grdigger35   Posts: 161 Joined: 2/23/2004 From: Northern Michigan Status: offline Could they be Blenkos? (in reply to rromage) Post #: 5

RE: Mystery Deanters - 2/2/2005 10:36:59 PM    David E Posts: 995 Joined: 5/24/2004 Status: offline No Picture Dave (in reply to rromage) Post #: 6

RE: Mystery Deanters - 3/12/2005 2:00:45 PM    rromage   Posts: 19 Joined: 1/26/2005 Status: offline Anyone Else? (in reply to rromage) Post #: 7

RE: Mystery Deanters - 8/10/2005 12:49:38 PM    rromage   Posts: 19 Joined: 1/26/2005 Status: offline Here's a replacement pic. Can anyone help? Thanks, rroamge < Message edited by rromage -- 8/1/2006 10:42:19 AM > (in reply to rromage) Post #: 8

RE: Mystery Deanters - 8/10/2005 11:27:22 PM    whiskeyman Posts: 2015 Joined: 4/17/2005 From: NE TENN-SW VA Status: offline If Blenko, I would think they'd have a pontil. ...do they? Most Blenko I am familiar with is also brightly colored glass. _____________________________ * Member: Bristol Historical Assoc...and, Friends of Steeles Creek Nature Center & Park President: Bristol Tenn-Va Bottle Club Author of: Spirits & Medicinal Bottles of Bristol,TN-VA. My WebSite: www.bristol-tenn-va-bottles.com (in reply to rromage) Post #: 9

RE: Mystery Deanters - 8/11/2005 8:25:03 PM    rromage   Posts: 19 Joined: 1/26/2005 Status: offline Whiskeyman, Again, thanks for coming to my aide! I'm a newbie and am not sure what a pontil is. Does it have something to do with the mouth or opening? Also, does Blenko refer to a type of glass or a manufacturer name? Thanks for the education!! Best, rromage (in reply to rromage) Post #: 10

RE: Mystery Deanters - 8/11/2005 8:31:07 PM    Tony14 Posts: 2418 Joined: 2/15/2005 From: Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Status: offline A pontil is a rough circle on the base of a bottle that was used in the mid 1800's to make the bottles. Look at these examples. Good luck finding info on your bottles. http://www.blm.gov/historic_bottles/mouthblowndating.htm#Question%204 (in reply to rromage) Post #: 11

RE: Mystery Deanters - 8/11/2005 9:06:55 PM    rromage   Posts: 19 Joined: 1/26/2005 Status: offline Tony14, Thanks, I now know what a pontil is!! Very kind of you to share. Whiskeyman, Truthfully, I don't know if it has a pontil. I do however, think that it is probably made of crystal if that helps. You guys are great, rromage (in reply to rromage) Post #: 12

RE: Mystery Deanters - 8/11/2005 9:38:01 PM    swizzle   Posts: 1325 Joined: 3/2/2005 From: Upstate NY Status: offline Looks to me like an escential (sp) oils or massage or bath oils. Something like that. Just my 2 scents. Swiz (in reply to rromage) Post #: 13

RE: Mystery Deanters - 8/11/2005 9:54:09 PM    Tony14 Posts: 2418 Joined: 2/15/2005 From: Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Status: offline Try posting a pic of the bottom of your bottles. That should help ID them. (in reply to rromage) Post #: 14

RE: Mystery Deanters - 8/11/2005 10:44:31 PM    rromage   Posts: 19 Joined: 1/26/2005 Status: offline Thanks for the advise Tony14, but I don't have the bottles at all. I only have a few pics, none of which show the bottom unfortunately. I figure if I can identify them then I might find some for sale. I'd like to add them to my collection rromage (in reply to rromage) Post #: 15

RE: Mystery Deanters - 8/12/2005 12:00:38 AM    whiskeyman Posts: 2015 Joined: 4/17/2005 From: NE TENN-SW VA Status: offline RROMAGE...Blenko is a glass company that made all types of colorful blown art glass: bowls, decanters, cruets, vases,etc...While your decanters may be crystal, I don't think they're Blenko but probably some import glassware, maybe French or Czecholslovakian...They may even be Baccarat...Search Google.com for Blenko & Baccarat and all kinds of sites can be found for browsing. Welcome the the Forum and,,, to the Hobby. _____________________________ * Member: Bristol Historical Assoc...and, Friends of Steeles Creek Nature Center & Park President: Bristol Tenn-Va Bottle Club Author of: Spirits & Medicinal Bottles of Bristol,TN-VA. My WebSite: www.bristol-tenn-va-bottles.com (in reply to rromage) Post #: 16

RE: Mystery Deanters - 8/12/2005 7:06:52 AM    rromage   Posts: 19 Joined: 1/26/2005 Status: offline whiskeyman, Again, I am endebted to your service! Thank you very much for the education. Best, rromage (in reply to rromage) Post #: 17

RE: Mystery Deanters - 9/5/2005 7:59:37 AM    monalisa Posts: 104 Joined: 8/21/2005 Status: offline hey all: I can't tell, but do the stoppers/application tip reach into the bottle? Many high-end perfume glass bottles/makers have the stopper/applier which dips several inches into the bottle. This may help you identify a maker and or their value. Good Luck,Mike (in reply to rromage) Post #: 18

RE: Mystery Deanters - 9/14/2005 10:26:54 AM    WhiteLighting Posts: 485 Joined: 1/21/2004 From: The Electric City,Upstate NY Status: offline art-deco peroid maybe perfumes........high class glass...... _____________________________ It's time for another TEA PARTY!!!! (in reply to rromage) Post #: 19

RE: Mystery Deanters - 9/14/2005 1:55:27 PM    rromage   Posts: 19 Joined: 1/26/2005 Status: offline I'll check into the oversize perfumes. Thanks! (in reply to rromage) Post #: 20

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