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I give full credit to this Kluk Kluk find to eye4beauty. He passed on one at the thrift, and after learning more from this fab site, ran back to find it...gone. I have never run into one before, until it ran from eye4's thrift to mine. He lost his hat on his journey to Chicago too.
I tried hard to get a decent photo showing how skinny this decanter is, but my photos are terrible. I am "pinching and inch" though.
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thats a very large one:) love this :)
Well I do like 'em big Sean...
LMAO:) i all ready knew that:)
Hahaha!
Hi! Hey! It's Holmegaard!
Eye4, we were just chatting about this and then I spotted it. Couldn't believe it! I would've posted earlier but have been on the road for work.
You will find another. The thing I put my head through the wall on was a very large Persian looking head which was a perfume bottle. It was ten bucKs and I passed. Then was flipping through a antique book and saw it...5000!!!!!
I still get sick when I think about it and it has been a year.
Eye4, I would send this to you.
Welli hope you had a better day eye4. Offer still open!