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    Posted 7 years ago

    Jchill77
    (5 items)

    My mom left this beautiful piece to me and when I began to research it, I was very quickly overwhelmed. I need some guidance. Any help is appreciated!

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    1. Jchill77, 7 years ago
      Also, I forgot to add that it does glow under UV/blacklight.
    2. lizzycbw lizzycbw, 7 years ago
      Similar to yours
      https://new.liveauctioneers.com/item/17114682_victorian-epergne-cranberry-to-vaseline-glass
    3. LOUMANAL LOUMANAL, 7 years ago
      As you saw in the auction link, it is difficult to know exactly who made this epergne or the one shown here. If I had to give you a guess, I would say, it would be French, then English, then N. American and I'm only talking about the glass parts.
    4. vaselinealley vaselinealley, 7 years ago
      This piece is very likely English in the Stourbridge region. 1890s to early 1900s

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