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Hi , Friends .
I see this ink-Pot in Vaseline glass in Torino at "Piazza Vittorio Market" i belive it's true vaseline and is not soo expensive 50,00 € Misure 20 x 10 Cm. But my questions is : Have those two ink-pot a kind of cover/cup ? For my personal oppinion it's Depression glass 1920/30 but i'm not sure . Have any one some ideas ?
Many thanks to some one can give me informations .
Grazie . Alberto
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French Art GlassFrench art glass is often associated with Art Nouveau, thanks to the work o…
Vaseline GlassAlso known as uranium glass, vaseline glass glows bright green under ultrav…
Awesome Set!
Yes, I think that they would have had covers, but I don't know what the cover might have been. Someone will know the answer soon. Beautiful!
Thanks Friends .
Shawnl86 and miKKochristmas11 . : )
I love this ink well set! It is beautiful, if you ever get bored with it, I would love to own it myself, wink, wink? It is was is called uranium glass since it is green, true vaseline glass is yellow like petroleum jelly, hense the name "Vaseline" glass. Im sure you knew this, but in case there are others reading who may not, I threw that in there. Really is great! Way to go Hornet!
Tank you JayHow
I love too this kind of glass . Amazing .
I add 2 more pictures , the one on the Black light looks Great !
bassi.alberto@ymail.com
Ciao .
Very elaborate and ornate!
Thanks nefariumux : )