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I'm always interested in sharing with other collectors of fine art quality Mary Gregory Glass. I've been collecting for over 20 years and have over 100 pieces in my collection. I realize that Mary Gregory glass has gotten a bad rap because of poor productions, especially since the 1950's, but the really good pieces are remarkable.
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Hi John, Glad you made it here :)
Wow! These are really wonderful... You should post each piece individually!!
I'll try and post other pieces when I get the chance.
these are stunning:)
Thanks for the likes!
WHAT! an amazing collection, I just love the green and have one only but this has inspired me to look for more, they all look wonderful together!...:-)
LMAO... It's LOVE'S John!..this isnt Facebook ;)
I'll post a close-up photo of the tall amber vase for you. The enameling is of an angel carrying a child. I've been told it's a funeral vase. The two large black urn shaped vases are Muhlhaus vases. They are part of a series of 4 representing the four seasons. I have spring and fall and would give anything to find the summer and winter ones.
Great collection. I have some pieces too.