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Loetz"MELON RIND" CISELÉ Art Glass Vase circa 1898- 1900 8 3/4" tall.. 4" across rim.. 3" base...unmarked.... absolutely beautiful piece of glass!.. the shape i love, the heavy purple and gold iridescense is gorgeous and really makes it pop.. purple and gold not really showing in pics as it does in person.. this makes Loetz # 3 for me and couldnt be more pleased and excited to own it..
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thanks so much sean...it is damn sexy right? lol
thanks dasullywon
Craig, Ill take it... i was hoping for Papillon since i allready have the four handled cisele... oh well :)
Thaks Craig, you were correct Cisele it is :)
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours as well, Sean.
thanks warren, mac and dlfd911
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(: awww :) Thank you, Gary. The pics turned out great. Glad Craig could clarify the decor.
Melon rind because I have one that looks just like a melon on a footed base!
thanks leah :)... madforglass.es, nicole, elisa and alfredo.. i hope everyone has a fantastic thanskgiving
thanks jericho, phil, inky and justanovice for the loves
thanks kyle and v50
thank you phil
thanks pawis
I JUST POSTED MY THREE MELON RINDS.
hello Gary, thanks for showing all the loves on the watches. I thought I'd send you a link to something that's not a watch, maybe you'll know something about it also, but if not, not a biggie, just something for your enjoyment then.
Kerry
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/37291-glass-vase
my pleasure kerry..i love your watches you have a great collection! as for the glass vase..ill see if i can find out anything about it..
thanks macart
thanks manddmoir