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I happened upon this glass in a second hand store and saw the smashed remains of a second in the series of four at the bottom of a box. Health and safety demanded I clear up the pieces, but I still have this one. It was a freebie handed out by the French/Belgian fast food company Quick. It works well with my collection. I just wish I had all four. Haring's work is amazing! Bold and beautiful! Eye candy!
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Many thanks BELLIN68 and Belltown too!
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IM MEANT GUYS AND GALS , TO MUCH WINE FROM THAT LAST POSTING :)
I always thought Haring was great. I have one of his early limited production Swatch watches new and in it's plastic case.
i your rniederman he was great :) i do remember:) awesome he was:)
Thanks to you both, Sean & niedermanr.
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