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Shawnl86
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Thanks to Mac I believe this a Kralik Honey Comb Panel Vase, Im hoping to learn more about Kralik so if anyone else has any further information or comments they are Very Appreciated and Welcome, and Thanks Mac for the Information! :)
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Interesting... I know am no help...
Kralik for sure. I want to say a variation on Honeycomb Panel but not absolutely sure. Most glass folks do not talk values unless the piece is really special.
Mac
You have some beautiful glassware it is all just gorgeous.
Thank you Alburtia for that Wonderful Compliment! and Thanks everyone for the Loves!
Love your carnival glass, my mom used to collect it.
Thanks Yall for the Feedback!
Va va voom! wow!...:-)
Thanks Musikchoo, and Mrs Jason! and Extra Thanks Obscurities and Inky! :)
Thanks again Leah! Your Support is Appreciated!