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Well, they have arrived. I know alot of you wanted to see more of these. They are in perfect condition. The irredescence is gorgeous! I havent had time to do any research yet but I will update the post as soon as I can. Anyone with any info on these two, let me know please. Thanks!
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these are just beautiful -- what are the dimensions -- love orchids -- have you found any more info -- sent or will be sending you an email on the other side
Thanks for your comment epson233. These beautys are 6 1/2" tall by 2 1/2" wide at the base and 2" at the mouth of the vases. Thanks for reminding me to include dimensions on my post. Sometimes the pics dont give you a sense of how big "or" little something is. Good job epson233, I will continue to strive to do better on my post. Thanks!