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Czechoslovakia Art Glass for Export Green fan vase Decor is Stripes and Aventurine | Bohemian Art Glass1309 of 1711 |  |  |
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Czechoslovakia Glass fan vase with green aventurine and applied black glass trim along a scalloped rim. 7 1/2" tall and 7 3/4" widest at top unmarked ...Last photo is of this same shape shown in monograph # 121 Butler Bros Catalog.. ca 1920's 30's
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wonderful piece as well :)
thanks for the loves :)
thanks ks85
thanks inky and miKKoChristmas11
new photo added
Have it in pink
i have seen the pink and it's fab! thanks Alfredo
i need to get this issue, what is the catalog month and year please?
thanks jericho, its the reprint from WVMOAG imported glassware in the Butler Bros Catalogs, 1901-1941 monograph # 121
this particular page from my photo is from october 1930
Well, 1929, 1930,1932. I appears in all three!
it sure does :) it's so much fun to browse.. and the prices amaze me LOL
Thanks Inky
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thank you kerry and charcoal