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L.E. Smith Handcrafted Vase | Glassware885 of 2966 |  |  |
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bcandella
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I have a vase from my grandparents that is around 53inches tall. It has a sticker on it that says Smith Handcrafted Origanl on it. I could not find any others like it online. Does anyone know any thing about it? How many were made? Its approximate worth? Any info would be helpful, thanks!
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love this very much :)
looks nice you can find alot from that company on ebay http://www.ebay.com/sch/LE-Smith-/4215/i.html
http://www.etsy.com/search?includes%5B%5D=tags&q=L+E+Smith
http://www.smithglass.co/
If it helps you any, I have always heard the type of glass in your vase called Bittersweet glass. You might look that up? As far as L.E. Smith goes, they made EVERYTHING you can imagine in glass. it would take forever to go into. If you google it, the chances are you can learn anything you want to take the time to learn about the company and your vase. Just a suggestion.