Posted 2 years ago
ttomtucker
(264 items)
I saw this on the internet for sale and was wondering if this is "The Real Thing" It is being claimed as being very rare. I do not see it in Petretti's
Coca-Cola price guide 10th edition.
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Posted 2 years ago
ttomtucker
(264 items)
I saw this on the internet for sale and was wondering if this is "The Real Thing" It is being claimed as being very rare. I do not see it in Petretti's
Coca-Cola price guide 10th edition.
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Hard to say, but my gut feeling says it's not real. I think this is a job for ray or earlycoke.
Thanks cocacolakid, my feeling is the same, but you never know!!!
Gary Metz who works for the auction company does most of the Coca-Cola descriptions and advertising for them, so I would say it is "The Real Thing" and very rare. They anticapate a hammer price in the $15,000 - $25,000 range. I don't think they are prepared for misrepresentation or a lawsuite, so its time to open the wallet for this one. Better yet, be prepared to open the safe because that is what it will take to buy it.
Description Circa 1920s. Beautiful and extremely rare stained glass hanging shade. Comes complete with original hardware and all original glass. Some pieces of broken glass and a few small pieces missing. Extremely rare and one of only a few examples known. Condition (Excellent).
MMM, That's good information to know. This shade should be added to the Petretti's Coca-Cola price guide.
I was SO wrong, just found info on the internet, then checked the comments. Im a beginner, so pardon my ingnorance
possibly slagg glass
Thanks bigrob31, Daenteaks
What an education, I'm learning things here at the age of 68 that I can't learn anywhere else ! I love these old things and the stories they tell but I love more the people who are so careful to preseerve and protect them................
Thanks, pop_abides, so i'm i at the same age.
This is a GREAT find! I too love old things like myself. Alltho the old I get the more I enjoy old antiques!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!