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Posted 6 months ago
rniederman
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Although early wood & brass cameras dominate my collecting, we (wife and I) troll antique stores at every possible opportunity and acquire other nice items. This small Daum vase is something we've had for a long, long time. And it's one of the few I've seen with this colorful and beautiful enameling in addition to the traditional glasswork.
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Daum Art GlassAlthough the roots of Daum Frères can be traced to 1878, when an attorney n…
A lovely piece of Daum!
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STUNNING :) AND VERY BEAUTIFUL:) MERRY CHRISTMAS :)
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Glad to see the "art glass" bug got you too!
scott
Thanks for the comment Scott - actually, I acquired Galle pieces with my father over 30 years ago, and, posted a small bowl here on CW 5 months ago:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/63201-galle-deco-glass-bowl
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You've been at it a while longer than me! I have been collecting art glass for about 20 years. I used to attend a monthly auction in SC and thought the art glass was very reasonable. After research confirmed there were some true bargains, I started buying there (and many other places)!
scott
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