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Posted 2 years ago
jaartist10
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This is vase belonged to my Aunt originally and she had aquired it from a lady that owed her quite alot of money. The lady worked in a Palace as a maide and had admired it for a long time and soon it was given to her as a bonus....It is antique as my Aunt had owned it for at least 50 years. I have always admired it and Loved it and wondered if I could ever find out more about it. I have never seen any glaze like it or glass, it is so unique. It is 17 inches tall and 10 inches at the widest point across.
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