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LIBBEY ABCG ANTIQUE, found this beaut today for $2.00, and theres some chips but im going to be using this as a candle holder , i like the fact that there is some age and that this show true age, very beautiful the way this is , it has the acid etching the word "Libbey" on the inside in the middle. very cool piece.just wondering what a blue light would look like behind ABCG. VERY COOL
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thankyou treece76!!!!!!!!! for the love!!!! the blue light looks very unique behind there
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Even with the damage, how could you go wrong for $2? The only thing you could get new for that price would be something made in China. Glad to see people rescuing the "orphans" and using and enjoying them. That's part of the appreciation of collecting antiques.
Paul71 you have spoken of a true collector and thankyou for looking!!!
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