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Rosa Mimosa w/ Candia Siberiris handles | Bohemian Art Glass611 of 1711 |  |  |
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Posted 6 months ago
ks85
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Here is my 3 handle mimosa vase. I acquired it a few weeks ago in a trade with another member. Thank you again!
The choice was very difficult as he was nice enough to send me 3 amazing pieces to choose from. Although it was a very difficult choice I am really happy with my pick.
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Very similar to my blue Mimosa I posted a while ago. Very nice.
This is a beautiful piece of art glass and a doubly great piece of Loetz. I wish I owned both the blue Mimosa that Frank has and this pink one! Thanks for sharing!
stunning vase :)
Thanks for for the kind words Frank, Deb and Sean. You're very welcome Deb, glad you like it.
When I saw this, the first thing that popped into my head was also that I need to find a blue one like Franks :). I love the difference in color shape and handles between the 2.
Thanks for the loves everyone.
STUNNING!! ...:-)
I think it is from 1909 , on page 646 of Loetz series 11 by jitka lnenickova
item 11-6876 .
hope this makes sence?
Lovely !!
Thanks Inky. Thanks for the info Ozmarty!
Thanks again for the loves everyone.