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Alfredo
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I said that Lead Lustre is mostly made of bone ash glass, but occasionally you will find vases made of dark blue glass as well.
1. This photo gives you a range of decors. Each shape and each decor is numbered, which makes for easy classification. The rarest, which is really not lead Lustre, is the ruby red on the left hand corner. The shape identifies it. 10"
2, I call it the "Painted Desert" and love it! It reminds me of Niloak Pottery. 12"
3. A rare orange cut to white. 12"
4. Even rarer--dark blue with white loops. 8"
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