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Saw this today and i had to have it , this one is a lot thick that the other green one i bought over the summer , they are very beautiful in many ways. im glad i saw this today and bought it. its like cinnamon red. yummy :)
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Gorgeous Sean !!!! You'll have to email a pic to Scandi...you know how she loves red !
thankyou Hedgewalker and eye4beauty for the loves and yes i will email here the picture , she will love this very much:)
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I have begun to like Aseda glass more and more. Found recently a few as red as yours (and a gray-brown one) and very cheap Aseda pieces at garage sales in the community where I live: http://glasbloggen.blogspot.se/2012/12/gb-1glas-fran-aseda-pa-lokala- loppisar.html I will probably start looking fore more Aseda glass ahead.
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thankyou very much rebessin for sharing :) and thankyou for the link:)
By the way, I found one blue one like this online and bought i yesterday. Not signed or labeled, but they said Aseda. Do you know the height and width of yours? A similar model were made at Sea Glassworks outside Kosta. If mine are the same with and heigth it must be sure from Aseda..
almost 9.5 inches tall and opening in diameter almost 2 inches . lets see the blue one , link.
You find it here:
http://www.dollybirdretro.se/#/shop/4567065613
129 svkr. (abot 18 USD). Seems not to be the same height, but it could of course be the same vase in a smaller model?
stunning rebessin:) love the blue:)
could be a smaller model they did produce small and large.
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