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Vintage Victorian Cranberry Swirl Brides Basket Bowl | Fenton Glass316 of 330 |  |  |
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Shawnl86
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This is one of my Favorite Victorian Brides Basket Bowls!
This bowl was produced between 1900-1940 It is Very Large
This bowl measures 12 inches wide! And 5 inches tall!
It’s as beautiful as it is large though! The colors are Great!
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Shawnl86
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OOOO! Love this color! So vibrant!!
SOOOOO pretty !
Thanks guys for the Loves and Likes!
So So Long AGO!
Stunning colour it really pops! doesn't it!?....:-)
I know! Love that combinations of colors! :D
Thanks for the input guys!