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Well, it's that time of the year. The Holidays are coming on it's time to start dusting the collections off , in prep for the holiday entertaining. I just dusted and cleaned my chrome and cobalt collection in the dining room and thought it would be a good time to post some pictures. The second pic shows my regalia of deco boats. The fourth some deco ladies. My 92 year old Mother will be here Thanksgiving, she hates CLUTTER. LOL
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Wow this is superb, all that cobalt blue in one place is a crime, but a beautiful one. You would be a good candidate for the Beswick Palm Tree Vase. Hope you have seen these, you would absolutely love them !! They made a gorgeous set 17 shapes and sizes, and the cobalt is a killer.
Wow another one I missed !! This site is kinda overwhelming at times. Beautiful...Of course being a lamp collector I especially love the sailboat bullet lamp...all beautiful pieces !!
Gorgeous vanity too BTW !!
Thanks PhilDavidAlexanderMorries, Guilty as charged! Can't pass up a cobalt piece, especialy a mirrored one. Thank you Hedgewalker for you kind comments.
Thanks everyone for all that LOVE.
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