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Posted 3 years ago
kabukiking
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...This is a Thrift Store Donation piece, purchased hours befor this post, that I did'nt even let sit the shelf for 30 seconds when the clerk brought it out,... and I have never seen anything like it before!! Anybody??!! Seriously, does anyone recognize this?! I,ve seen Gemstones that pale when compared to this. Thats it! It's like a Tanzenite Gemstone, the color that is.
All I was told is a, "Large Estate of household items was recently donated," and this was part of it. The best part of all is that it is absolutely perfect, Totally Mint! If this is Boston & Sandwich, it aint in any of my research materials,... again, Anybody??!!
Early American Pattern GlassEarly American Pattern Glass (EAPG), also known as pressed glass, was produ…
Well I just found the information on this little beauty,... and I was way off base!
This is made by Fenton. A piece made in 1969 called a "Cigarette Box", in Colonial Blue, Valencia pattern... Go Figure!
What a wonderful find. I love it.
It may be a sugar bowl in the "Grooved Bigler" pattern by Boston and Sandwich. I covet it greatly.
Never seen anything like it. really nice find.
That is stunning. Great find.
Talk about great timing! This is gorgeous!