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I just picked this up. I don't have it yet so I don't know if there are any other signatures that the seller just didn't see. It's marked with a cipher, TM or MT. I suspect that is the cutters or artists initials. anyone recognize this? It's 4 layers so that speaks of quality imho..
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VERY STUNNING AND BEAUTIFUL:)
thanks! :)
I got this vase today. I took a ton of pics of it. Here is a link to more pics of it since you can only do 4 here. http://www.thegildedcurio.com/item-673.html
I think it is much nicer than the sellers pics were. I'd love to hear even any WAGS on this one.
I wonder if it's legras, I found this. the neck shape is a little different but it looks very very similar in shape.
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/10976349_legras-cameo-glass-scenic-vase
On the number of pics, yeah, but that feels like littering when I could just link to a site that has a lot more photos.
on the signature. maybe. :)