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Czechoslovakia Large Ball Vase with amethyst Webb Decor | Bohemian Art Glass974 of 1705 |  |  |
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Czechoslovakia Large Red glass Ball Vase with amethyst Webb Decor. piece is marked with "dime size" made in czechoslovakia acid etched stamp. glasshouse is unknown. but a truely gorgeous example of Czech Glass 20's 30's it stands 7 1/2" or so and is 9" or so wide.. had it a long time.. flash makes it look orange.. it's red :)
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Gorgeous vibrant colour, love it!....:-)
Love your photo of flowers too!....:-)
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BEAUTIFULL
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this piece is the winner! not only is it the most consistent color combination but it also has the distinction of having the most maker marks. this is the 4th i have seen
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