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Posted 1 year ago
kustomkare
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Another what is it. It has 3 turquoise glass legs, one is shorter so it doesn't stand straight. It seems like such a large lid for the size of the bowl. The lid has some raised turquoise glass design around the handle.
I saw something in my Czechoslovakian glass and collectible book, (I also like to collect collectible books,) anyway....it did have the same type of over-sized looking lid.
Any clues? I certainly cannot resist picking up off-beat items that baffle me.
GlasswareGlassware is a broad term for decorative yet functional glass that was prod…
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very beautiful:)
looks czech to me
Agree-- czech and I love it!
Scott
Thanks everyone, that is what I think too. Why is it crooked though? Do you think that is intentional?
I can't believe I said 3 legs, must have been looking at the picture, It has 4 one does not touch.