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Posted 2 years ago
bearpaw36
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i have had these for about a year now and ive never been able to identify them...or find any close to it...i was told the are pressed glass theres no name on them but you can see air bubbles in the glass...any help would be appriciated
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good news the great people at replacements sent me this info on my glasses..soo cool
next mystery question? does anybody want to buy them
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Pattern: Martha by Glastonbury - Lotus [GLLMART2]
Pattern #: 520
Description: Stem #520, Gold Encrusted #1003, Optic
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