Michel Karis

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Luxurious fruit/nut bowl from the 1920s/1930s.
Unmarked, but most likely Pallme & König.
Palme-König was specialized in the technique of winding with glass threads.
Other Bohemian glassworks, such as Loetz and Kralik, also worked with glass threads, but the glass threads of Palme-König were distinctive because they were often irregular and had varying thickness and shapes.
The condition of the bowl is excellent.
Please see all the photos (also for the dimensions).
They are part of the description.
They will, of course, be well packed and shipped.


Luxe fruit/noten schaal uit de jaren 20/30 vorige eeuw.
Niet gemerkt, maar meest waarschijnlijk Pallme & König.
Palme- Konig was gespecialiseerd in de techniek van het 
wikkelen met glasdraden. Andere Boheemse glasfabrieken, 
zoals Loetz en Kralik werkten ook met glasdraden, maar de 
glasdraden van Palme-König waren kenmerkend omdat ze 
vaak onregelmatig waren en een variërende dikte en vorm hadden.

Conditie van de schaal is uitstekend.

Zie alle foto's s.v.p.(ook voor de maten)
Zij maken deel uit van de omschrijving.
Word uiteraard goed verpakt verzonden.




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Schaal met chromen rand - Platter - Glass, Chrome - Palme-König

Germany -   - 1920-1930

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Luxurious glass and chrome fruit and nut bowl dating from the 1920s–1930s, made in Germany, with a 1 cm by 1 cm by 1 cm footprint and weighing 1030 g, in excellent condition.

Schaal met chromen rand - Platter - Glass, Chrome - Palme-König

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Luxurious glass and chrome fruit and nut bowl dating from the 1920s–1930s, made in Germany, with a 1 cm by 1 cm by 1 cm footprint and weighing 1030 g, in excellent condition.

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