April 8, 2024
Irice Pink Opalescent Glass Atomizer with Tag- No Res
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's a lovely atomizer by Irice (Irving R. Rice & Company of New York); I think it dates from the 1960's. I picked it up from a shop specializing in old atomizers and vanity things. It still has the tag on the bottom and the tag says it was made in Taiwan. It does not spray; I tried to fix a leak by putting some Teflon tape around w the pink tubing meets the gold top. The Teflon tape comes right off (it only sticks to itself) and I will be glad to remove it if you desire. Now a company I have no association with, , fixes vintage and antique atomizers so if you want this to work, contact them and they can help you. Once again I repeat, I am not associated with them; I just know about them. The metal and glass are in excellent condition. I love the pink netting over the tubing and the bulb and the shape of the finial at the top. I did use it to store some lavender cologne in for a little while. I hate to part with it as it is so pretty, but with college and music conservatory bills coming up in September for my youngest, I have to sell off some of my collectibles. Check my other auctions for Fenton art glass in Cactus, other Fenton patterns, more vintage atomizers, and vintage costume jewelry. Never a reserve on my auctions. Payment expected 5 days from auction end. Paypal only, please. Sorry but glass pieces cannot be combined to save
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