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Got this at a fav haunt.The lady was just putting it out.She "talked" me into buying it.A real hard sell that was !It was a decanter but is missing the stopper so until I find one it is a vase.Pics don't come close to giving this piece justice.It glows as nice under natural light as it does under blacklight.
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Thanks wolcott1 !!
Lovely!
Thanks Shawn !!
Thanks huronia !!
Beautiful piece of vaseline glass. I have a matching Decanter in my collection.
Hi Rick.Thanks for the comment.You should register and show off your collection !!
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Sooo pretty!! Had to love again. Hedge, glad your on the mend... Take it easy and say hi to Winnie. So cool to hear about the wild life you have around you, I'm envious!
wolcott !!!!!!!!!! It's nice to see you !!! Will say hey to Winnie...LOVE them critters !!Thanks for the kind thoughts wolx !
Thanks inky !!