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Production number 7502 in "rubina" ground (ruby red). A great example except for the fake Tiffany signature someone added along the way. PEOPLE... stop doing this!...you are no longer fooling anyone. There, I feel better now. Enjoy.
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YES FAKERS.......STOP THE FAKE SIGNATURES. HOWEVER IF IT IS ON THE POLISHED PONTIL IT CAN EASILY BE REMOVED BY A PROFESSIONAL GLASS RESTORER........BUT WE SHOULDN'T HAVE TO GO THROUGH THAT. FWF
BEAUTIFUL!
I have seen several GREAT VASES with similar added signatures.
It doesn't bother me as much when it is on garbage, but it really bothers me on something as beautiful as your example.
Scott