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ASEDA - SWEDEN ? OR WHO?
ive been looking and wondering could have designed this beautiful vase , with the cork in it , it has the same thickness as an ASEDA , but i dont know so im asking for help. i bought this last weekend at goodwill and ive been doing some research but coming up empty hand , maybe its the style of the vase that i could be typing in.
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hello Amberrose and thankyou for the love :) and yes it is a smokey color:)
Thankyou miKKoChristmas11 for the loves:)
Im thinking with the cork it might be a "flask"? Wondered if you could answer a question about orrefors crystal...You do collect it I think? do they hand number all their pieces? There are a couple of nice bowls on shopgoodwill.com that the auction is ending on soon. Thought you might like them...? Just an FYI :)
Hello JayHow :) thankyou for your help that was very very nice you and the love as well:)
ill take a look on shopgoodwill.com
thankyou vetraio50 for the love:)
thankyou inky for the loves:)
thankyou Budek for the love:)
thankyou toracat and austrohungaro for the loves:)
Hello Bellin68. How did that Orrefors online auction pan out? Your welcome. You have an awesome collection started and just thought you might like to know. I know you find alot of your post at goodwills, so I wanted you to know they save all the REALLY nice stuff for the online auctions they run. Good luck, I'll keep my eyes open out there...Your welcome.
hello JayHow , yes i did check it out and thankyou for sharing as well:) and thankyou austrohungaro for the love:)