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famatta127
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Thanks in part to the education I received here, I found this "unsigned Tiffany?" on the internet. I recognized its decoration immediately from the other examples I viewed and lusted after on C.W. I now have my very first, very fine piece of Quezal. It has a button pontil and a faded paper label and stands 10" tall. Thank you Jack and Frank for the tutorials.
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THE RAREST OF THE RAREST QUEZAL EVER MADE. STUNNING !!!
Nice one, Mr. T. It is nice when you recognize something listed as something else, and I owe a lot to the experts on CW as well. Bravo!
Congrats.. it's absolutely breathtaking!
stunning and beyond stunning &beautiful:)
I was an underbidder, and I had no idea what I was bidding on, but I knew it was good stuff. Congrats Tony!