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BAVARIA GERMANY POTTERY , found this tonight at goodwill for a $1.49, very unique piece, i have no idea about this piece or how old it is, aor what era its from, i just love the design and the colors that are just great:)
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thankyou lisa for the love :)
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Neat Bellin but it looks like the eye test I took once :-) Does it make you dizzy and see tipsy ? Love it ! Very different
LOL manikin :) it looks better when tipping a couple drinks :) and no doesnt make me dizzy, and thankyou for the love and the very nice comment :)
I more than love this piece...it is right up my alley.
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This is just to far out. I think it's so bad ass. Hopester
Im with you Sean, LUV the colors!
thankyou mikielikesigns2 for the love and kind words and manikin are still see zig zags:)
OMG for a minute there I thought you had another Missoni. But - I think it is better than that....$1.49?????
thankyou very much AmberRose
valentino97 for the loves and kind words:) and yes valentino97 i totally agree with you:) and thankyou Hopester for the kind words:)
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