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this set of art deco decanter and glasses were made in different techniques overlay(black on transparent glass) grinding and acid processing i think the set is made in eastern europe probably chech republik and is not signed except by craftmenship hope someone can tell me more anyway enjoy!
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Probably by Karel Palda.
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have a few items to put up just can't do right now will be back this week!
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it is VERY beautiful!