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Posted 1 year ago
chevy59
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Here are a pair of large cranberry glass hand painted enameled Moser vases, I went down to Columbus, Indiana last week to look at some items from an estate and ended up with these among some other items I will list later. A lot of these items were from her Great Grand parents and she was probably in her sixties. It was an awesome score for me, here is to all the glass lovers out there. Cheers!!!
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Thanks for sharing this very pretty pair!
Thank you vetraio50, AR8Jason, and Bellin68 for the love and the comments!
Great pick chevy59!
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Thank you Bridget and Mooreantique for the love!
Wow! These I think would also be listed as Mary Gregory as well. These are the best I have seen in that style- so nice. Can I have 'em? Yeah, yeah I know... I thought I'd ask anyway:).
AWESOME!!!!!!!
Thank you Carlomar for the love!
WOWY !! Those are gorgeous !!