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Hello Again,
Another new piece for me. Unsigned, but a beautiful piece of glass. It looks familiar to me, but I don't know anything about it.
Hopefully someone will recognize the maker. My gut feeling about it is that it's Scandinavian,..........you think it may be?
Approximately 6 inches in diameter, 3 inches high.
Thanks for taking a look. T
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Thank You Scandi, again!!
It is a handsome piece.
Have a good week-end,
T
Thanks for stopping by, Mr.Majestic!
I hope all is well with you,
have a great week-end,
Tony
This looks familiar to me too! Hmmm, I think I have seen some water glasses that have the same bottom. It'll come to me.
Thanks for the love and comment Amber!
Thank You Kevin and Jimborasco!!
very nice piece:)
Thanks for the love, Austro and Bellin!
Anytime "T"
Hi, just browsing, this piece is from Magnor glassverk, not sure about the artist, could be one of three. Arne Lindaas, Axel Mørch or Eistein Sandnes. I own one from the same series, mine is a wonderful green cased item.
Dear Lass, Thank You for the love and comment
beautiful clarity -- would guess it to have over 24 percent lead content
Thank You Epson for the love and comment
Happy New Year to You and Yours!