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This is an all Per Lütken section. You can see there's more glass on the floor :)
Some of you may miss some item from all those I've been sharing with you over the last months... that's because they lay in the study! Whenever it is clean and tidy I will show them to you! ;)
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i feel like im in glass gallery:) LOL VERY BEAUTIFUL:)
:) THANKS!!! Butno glass gallerywill daretodisplay like this :) I wish I had a bigger place! :)
I AGREE WITH YOU :)
:D we al here needa bigger place! :) By the way, I just uploaded "A glass collector's living room IV" ;)
I am so impressed. I think we all need our own barn, or warehouse just for our treasures!
You are rich!
HAHAHA, I'M NOT! I wish!!
i live in a 1500 sq ft duplex and u can move in with me:)
look at the yummy glass:)
haha, that's double my space... fine, but what do we do with Carlos? hahahaha
HE CAN COME WITH AS WELL:)
I thought that I was bad, our house is full of all sorts which I have collected. Love to see your great interest!!!
LOL Thanks lass! One of my first 5 glass pieces was a Per Lütken piece (a medium size Umanak in akva blue), since then my love for Holmegaard and Lütken glass has increased and have got "a couple more pieces"... I'm really glad you like them!
Yes move in with Sean, then you will be closer to me : )