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Depression Glass57 of 176fostoria decanters??Interesting find!!
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Posted 12 months ago

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Chris2012
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What is the story on this one please? My mum (in her life-time) called it the dancing lady bowl! Please let me know all about it.
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Chris

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  1. Manikin Manikin, 12 months ago
    Beautiful stunning Depression glass in art deco ! Love love it . Try googling the work of center pieces by Josef Inwald. He made pieces I have seen similar to yours. The pink depression glass and satin figure in center . I am sure a glass expert on CW will ID it for you .
    Welcome to CW glad to have you with us :-)
  2. jrfm410, 11 months ago
    very beautiful and in Pink! you are very lucky! i would guess and say candlewick because of the bubbles or cambridge because of the elegance :) good luck and i hope you id soon...very nice!
  3. epson233 epson233, 5 months ago
    hi chris -- beautiful -- giving you another possible site to check out -- this one is a european site -- i use quite a bit with the art nouveau/deco pieces

    http://www.pressglas-pavillon.de/index2.html
  4. pickrknows pickrknows, 5 months ago
    Here's the whole story on your piece, provided to me by a fellow CW poster!
    http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/70883-1930s-walther-and-sohne-art-deco-plum-gla
    Gorgeous piece of 1930's Walther & sohn art glass!
  5. pickrknows pickrknows, 5 months ago
    Here's the link provided by inky!!
    http://www.angelfire.com/rock3/sandgirl/page14.html
  6. Pondside, 4 months ago
    I have just finished washing this piece from my own cupboard, with thoughts of taking it to a consignment shop. It was a wedding gift 40 years ago and I believe it came from my aunt's own china cabinet. Does anyone have any idea of its value? It is a piece I've never used, as it doesn't appeal to me.

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