Featured Cristal Bonbonniëre

Hello
Here I have a nice Bonbonniere of which I don't know anything and I can't find anything about it.
It is also beautifull and havy

 

Can not help, but wonderful photos.

 

You certainly DO take CRYSTAL CLEAR photos!!!! May I ask what you are using for a camera??....HAS to be a GOOD one!!!! And I can't help otherwise, but I'd have that filled with M & M's in a heartbeat!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

To me it looks like giftware from eastern Europe. post WW2.

 

Agree with George.
European lead crystal. 1970s or later.

 

@Jeanny Must ask as it may help identify your finds: Where in the wide world of antiques do you reside? Country is good enough, but do tell?
Your gaaaaawgeoussss bonboniere looks Bohemian to me. Its patterns are very elaborate, intricate. I saw some similar but not exactly the same on g-o-og (you know what I mean) Switzerland images, when I Searched Böhmishe Kristallschalen Bonboniere. Too many results to reference though, you can try it yourself. Just enter .ch after the g-o-g or .de if you want results from the German site.

 

Wow ! That's beautiful !

 

Liz, it appears that the flag in Jeanie's logo is of Limburg, the south/eastern province. I suspect she can be more specific.

 

Goodmorning,
Hello everyone
@pearlsnblume @Aquitaine @George Nesmith @clutteredcloset49 @lizjewel
@Daisy Doo @Cherryhill @Any Jewelry jewel

First of all, I want to thank you for your sincere responses. I also want to try to answer you all in this post.

To tell where I live, I live in the village of Stein, located on the river Maas.
3 Km. from the Belgian border and 20 Km. from the German border.
I usually buy my items in Maasmechelen or Maaseik in Belgium.
There is a huge diversity of nationalities here, so the items can come from anywhere which makes it so difficult to figure out where exactly it comes from.

As for my photos, I make these with my mobile phone 7plus, which has 12 megapixels.
Then I clarify the images with Micr. Sft. photo program.

Over the years I have collected a lot of things and I cherish it all. First I clean it, then I polish it and find a nice place in the house where it comes into its own, after which I can really enjoy my find.
Unfortunately, I also have to put away some things every now and then and I try to add as extensive a description as possible.
Greetings Jeanny

 

Thanks for your answer!!! You do an amazing job with your photos!!!

 

I do my best

 

Thank you for letting us know where you are located.

As I said earlier, European Lead Crystal.
Back in the mid 1970s and later, a lot of this pressed crystal came out of W. Germany. The crystal that is pressed and cut came from other countries in the surrounding area.
I'm in the US, so I am basing my answer on what I have seen imported here.