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Posted 2 years ago
linderandall
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Came across this lovely glass thingy at an auction recently. It is signed simply 'ginny" small G.
The colors a really beautiful so I picked it up. Sorry, I am not much of a photographer.
I would love to know if it is ginny Ruffner's work before her accident as the signature close but smoother and the G is different.
If there were a book with her pre accident work with signature, it would at least let me know if I should pursue an appraisal.
If it is hers it is likely missing an incredible top.
Please let me know your thoughts on this.
Thanks
Linda
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