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found this at goodwill yesterday for 99 cents . Very cool and very interesting vase for how it is , the design is very interesting as well .
this vase is dated from 1960-1979, its called a white bisque bobble vase.
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maybe its the table & the white background Sean, but id like to think im begining to spot your style . Mikie
well thankyou mike and thankyou for the kind words and the love and thankyou purpledog for the love:)
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thankyou Amberrose and manikin for the loves and kind words:)
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As I said before, I think God places these things at Goodwill just for you. Amazing the things you find.
i totally agree with you miKKoChristmas 11 , God does really care about me which i think is wonderful:) and thankyou for the love and the kind words:)
thankyou sarahoff for the love:)
thankyou inky for the like :)