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Post details: Wordless Wednesday - Perfume Bottle

08/07/07

01:56:11 pm, by

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Categories: Wordless Wednesday, Museums And Historic Sites

Wordless Wednesday - Perfume Bottle

Taken at the Royal Ontario Museum, August 4th 2007.

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Comments:

Comment from: Bridget [Visitor]

· http://brewerfamily8.blogspot.com

beautiful!! Almost too nice to use.

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 14:41

Comment from: Alison [Visitor]

· http://beloved-eleanor.co.uk/blog

Oooh, I want one of those!

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 14:43

Comment from: Jim [Visitor] · http://jimmiehov6.blogspot.com/

HiSue, that is a pretty bottle! I like to visit museums and antique store.
Happy WW! Thanks for the visit and comment.
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BTW, I tried to enter "Pas(t)time" and now have to type in my whole comment over again.
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Permalink 08/07/07 @ 15:02

Comment from: Melanie [Visitor]

· http://www.ourhappyhappenings.blogspot.com/

So beautiful I'd be afraid to use it!

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 15:13

Comment from: jams o donnell [Visitor]

· http://thepoormouth.blogspot.com/

THat is a beautiful piece. I would be terrified to use it too!

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 15:57

Comment from: Suprina [Visitor]

· http://kitchentablechat.blogspot.com

What a beautiful object! Love the color!

Happy WW!

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 16:09

Comment from: meeyauw [Visitor]

· http://meeyauw.blogspot.com

That's beautiful! I bet it's tiny.

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 16:11

Comment from: elementaryhistoryteacher [Visitor] · http://historyiselementary.blogspot.com

Very beautiful

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 16:30

Comment from: SandyCarlson [Visitor]

· http://slchome.blogspot.com

This is interesting. My grandmother and mother had such objects that are at once new and innovative and remain so though they are linked to the past. Beautiful. Thanks.

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 16:41

Comment from: mar [Visitor]

· http://maremag.blogspot.com

How.beautiful!!! happy ww

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 16:41

Comment from: Jeremy [Visitor]

· http://homeinterest.us/blog

Very cool glass work. happy ww

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 17:06

Comment from: amy [Visitor]

· http://www.amychristopher.blogspot.com

What a beautiful photo!

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 18:47

Comment from: suzy [Visitor]

· http://suzysbloomers.blogspot.com/

Beautiful bottle...I never seen anything quite like it.

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 19:05

Comment from: maiylah [Visitor]

· http://pictureclusters.blogspot.com

wow ... exquisite!

happy WW!

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 19:31

Comment from: CableGirl [Visitor]

· http://cablegirl.wordpress.com

Wow. What an interesting bottle.

Happy WW!

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 19:58

Comment from: Shana [Visitor]

· http://my3wisemans.blogspot.com/

Very interesting bottle.

Permalink 08/07/07 @ 21:59

Comment from: Isabelle aka Tricotine [Visitor]

· http://tricotine.typepad.com

Magnificent! Happy WW! :-)

Permalink 08/08/07 @ 01:42

Comment from: Nancy [Visitor]

· http://nancybrown.wordpress.com

That is very cool looking. Its amazing what beauty was back then.

Nancy

Permalink 08/08/07 @ 01:54

Comment from: Dana [Visitor]

· http://backyardbirdingblog.com

Now that is another good looking bird. Mine are limited by being real, I guess. : )

Permalink 08/08/07 @ 02:12

Comment from: ambre [Visitor]

· http://ambrerae.blogspot.com

I absolutely LOVE that perfume bottle!
That is SOOO ME!

~smiles~

Permalink 08/08/07 @ 04:35

Comment from: Loretta [Visitor]

· http://www.justnotmartha.com

That is a most interesting perfume bottle. It almost looks like a hand blown glass Christmas bulb with bird parts and a handle added to it (in a pretty way of course...)

Permalink 08/08/07 @ 06:01

Comment from: Melissa [Visitor]

· http://bananamigraine.blogspot.com/

What a beautiful bottle! I love it!

Permalink 08/08/07 @ 09:59

Comment from: Nancy Liedel [Visitor]

· http://blog.liedel.org

So lovely!

Permalink 08/08/07 @ 10:19

Comment from: so lost [Visitor]

· http://solostinwi.com

So pretty!

Permalink 08/08/07 @ 17:36

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