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I just picked this up in an Op - Shop today it is the first thing in a very long time that I have bought from one and it has not been for the lack of looking.
Bohemian 19th century frosted and polished pale green Uranium / Vaseline glass . It really glows !! The top is finished in a castelated Moorish influenced design . Elegant and 13 1/2 inches Tall.
It reminds me of some Harrach pieces but I am loathe to say that it is made by them.
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Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
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very beautiful ozmarty :) what class you have :)
Hi Beein68 , the vase has class ....I'm not sure that I do!
yes you do ozmarty:) your a very very classy guy:)
Lovely colour!....:-)