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Shawnl86
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This is my Antonin Ruckl & Sons Trophy Vase which features a Lovely mixture of red and white spatter Glass! The Handles are Clear with a nice Thorny aspect, Thanks to Charcoal and Leah for helping I.D. this Vase!
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Based on the colors, I would lean toward Bohemian rather than English.
This is based off of what I have recently learned on this site.
I am sure Marty or Alfredo can provide more information.
Scott
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Thanks everyone for the Feedback!
Thanks Charcoal for pointing me in the right direction! :)
HELLO shawn , my name is sean as well:)
Hey Shawn, Check this out : )
http://www.madforglass.es/Welz/Welz_1664b.html
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28990974@N05/8524187036
Hey Shawn, Here this vase shape in yet another Ruckl decor. http://www.madforglass.es/Welz/Welz_1858b.html
Thanks again for posting your very helpful example! I hope life's treating you well. Charlie