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Very early and rare Quezal Art Glass vase with iridescent brown optic ribbed over opal body decorated with platinum to purple hooked feathers from the bottom and gold double hooked decoration separating the brown from the opal at the shoulder with a ruffled top rim.
Engraved on a concave polished pontil: QUEZAL N.Y.
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STUNNING : I have a similar one with a gold top ( posted earlier ).
absolutely gorgeous.