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Czechoslovakia Mottled glass Shade Satin Finish Ruckl ? | Bohemian Art Glass1003 of 1708 |  |  |
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Czechoslovakia Mottled glass Shade with Satin Finish. I have three of these type shades from czechoslovakia early 20's 30's. Ruckl or ? had these long time and they are in use..my breakfast nook and the home office is where i exchange the three.
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This one I really like.... stunning colours... first time I have seen this beautiful shape
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Geez, Gary..... Did not realize how many Czech shades you have. Very nice, as I'm scrolling through CW. :)
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