Featured Crystal Perfume Bottle with etched mark

Gah. I've GOT some Rogaska.

 

Here is their response:
"Thank you for your recent email concerning your perfume bottle.

Research conducted by Fiskars Living has not uncovered any information on your pattern. If your piece was produced prior to 1950 we suggest you contact the National Museum of Ireland located in Dublin, Ireland for further assistance. You may reach them via e-mail at the address given below.

If you would like the Museum to assist with pattern identification please enclose a clear photograph(s) displaying the front and back of your piece. Additionally, print your name and complete phone number on each photograph. Details and rubbings of all marks, especially those appearing on the back of the item, should be described separately to assist them with identifying your pieces.

National Museum of Ireland
Art & Industry Division
Kildare Street
Dublin, Ireland
website - www.museum.ie

If your piece was produced after the 1950’s or you have no knowledge of when the pieces were produced, we recommend Replacements Limited, a company which is one of our Retailers. If you go to their website, replacements.com, scroll down to the bottom of the homepage and under "Services" click on "Pattern Identification Help". Once you've done that you can click on "Pattern ID Request Form", fill out your information and attach a picture of your piece and someone will get back to you with the information you're requesting. This is a free service that they provide for their customers.

Their contact information is listed below:

Replacements Limited
Website: www.replacements.com
Phone: 1- 800-737-5223

Please be advised that Fiskars Living does not appraise its products for today's value.

For your convenience, we have listed the address and phone number of the American Society of Appraisers. This organization can assist you with finding an appraiser in your area.

American Society of Appraisers
11107 Sunset Hills Rd, Suite 310
Reston, VA 20190
Office Hours 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. ET, Monday - Friday"

 

I didn't Rogaska, because I found the mark as Regalia. I'll try that.

 

It looks very like. Easier to read on the label. Thank you for tracking this down.

 

Perfect. Mystery solved. Hopefully you are right. I think mistakes as well as correct bits of information are spread by one person doing research and then another copying it. I am surprised that Replacement.com got it wrong. Thank you for clearing this up. I am always interest in facts, not conjecture.

 

You got some of everything. I don't know how you keep track of it all.

 

With difficulty, and sometimes Excel.

 

Ah. A spreadsheet. I wish I had started one long ago.