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This is a hard to find pattern. At the top and bottom are chains of finely cut hobstars separated by fan cutting. Between the hobstars are horizontal rows of elongated bulls eyes (ovals) within a diamond shape miter cutting. Between the rows of bulls eyes are rows of small vertical cutting from top to bottom. The base has a 32 point star. The pattern is also shown in a number of cut glass books but on different blanks. This vase is just under 10" tall while the base is just over 4" in diameter
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I just purchased this vase and it is even better than expected.. Wonderful pattern and breathtaking cutting.