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VINTAGE - GABRIEL SWEDEN. A Swedish company set up in 1925 by Gabriel Burmeister. Found this today for $15.00 at the antique mall which is pretty cool piece of pottery from sweden. dont know to much, however this is called a flower ring.
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Wow! Think you put flowers in the ring, candle in the middle.
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