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prudence72
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My grandmother has passed away and found this piece in her collections. It says Daum France on one side of this towards the bottom & has a symbol in between. I am not sure the value of this piece and have been looking online to find one but have been unsuccessful Can anyone give me information reguarding this item?
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Daum Art GlassAlthough the roots of Daum Frères can be traced to 1878, when an attorney n…
ty Bellin68 I have tried on ebay but didnt see anuything I could compare. I called a co that had some Daum but she told me if it is vintage no pieces alike & if not then more than one piece. I told her I have not been able to locate this & really dont know much about this kind of stuff. I found a website that states it is the originall Daum site & sent an email to them but never received a response back, although it looked like it was out of another country. thank you for the compliment!
Thank You Bellin68! You have been most helpful more than anyone I have tried to find information from. That peice listed on Ebay is very close to what I have. As for the size I measued it at about 8" Height X 6" Wide. sorry I didn't list the size as I said I am not familiar with this but am trying to figure this out myself. @ scandinavian, thank you for the info on the symbol. I am glad I have found this site everyone on here is helpful. I have listed something else about a month ago (Coke bottle) that I didnt know much about & received responses back very quickly. People on here seem to really know their stuff and seem to be very honest about what they may know about a product. I appreciate any information I can get! Thank you once again!