What is this? Budapest...

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by Melissa Brown, Jun 2, 2017.

  1. Melissa Brown

    Melissa Brown Well-Known Member

    Budapest Fischer
    Patent
    578 (embossed)
    ...pretty, but what is it?

    Thanks! IMG_7528.JPG IMG_7527.JPG IMG_7530.JPG IMG_7531.JPG
     
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  2. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    an obelisk...for incense .....?
     
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  3. say_it_slowly

    say_it_slowly The worst prison is a closed heart

    Could be, I like that thought. It does looks somewhat like a tulipiere or based on that idea maybe.
     
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  4. Melissa Brown

    Melissa Brown Well-Known Member

    @komokwa I wondered about incense too, would have had a tray or something to burn it on or catch ashes?

    @say_it_slowly, I'd never heard of a tulipiere..what a wonderful thing! I'm not sure this would be large enough. It's about 7-8 inches tall and the bottom opening is about 2 1/2 inches across. Would it have had a bottom tray also?

    My husband asked if it could have been something to hold spoons or something on a table?
     
  5. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    do i see a darker interior at the top openings and above that too..?
     
  6. Melissa Brown

    Melissa Brown Well-Known Member

    Funny you should ask! I was just looking at it again to estimate its size and I noticed that too! Yes, it looks sooty above the second hole from the top :cigar:
     
  7. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    well then....where there's smoke....there's incense !!!!
    Bawhahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!
     
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  8. Melissa Brown

    Melissa Brown Well-Known Member

    Bingo! But, should there be another piece? I haven't been able to google anything like it...
     
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  9. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    Only if someone else posted one somewhere else !

    Please understand that just because one could not find another in one's searches on Google , does not mean others do not exist ...or that it is the only one , or that it's in any way rare or valuable.
    It may be........but most likely it's an average item that just hasn't been photographed by anyone else .....or it's there, but not until one uses the right search words, or it could be found...but on page 1468 of a search !

    Google & the other search engines are vast.....but only a teeny tiny glimpse into what is actually out there.......
     
  10. Melissa Brown

    Melissa Brown Well-Known Member


    I'm not interested in the value as much as what it is and the way it was used. I love connecting dots and finding answers. I may overestimate google...but if a person knows the right question to ask or words to use...it's an amazing rabbit hole to jump down! I'm trying to identify so much stuff right now, this group has been a great help when google has let me down due to my lack of knowledge. I hope to be able to contribute a fraction of the help I've received.

    Thanks for the help on this mystery (and many others!) @komokwa :bookworm:
     
  11. Melissa Brown

    Melissa Brown Well-Known Member

    Oh...you thought I meant another one out there to compare this to! Sorry, I meant another piece to accompany this one, like a tray or bowl or something to catch ashes....like, am I missing a piece?

    Ughh...sorry I wasn't more clear @komokwa!
     
  12. Ownedbybear

    Ownedbybear Well-Known Member

    I believe you may be missing a bottom and that this is a pastille burner.
     
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  13. dgbjwc

    dgbjwc Well-Known Member

    My words for the day - pastille burner! Always learning something new. If only I could retain it...;)
     
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