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These vases are a design from Copier for Leerdam.
Executed in the 30's.
The disk fits under each vase in this series. There are about 10 vases that fit on this disk.
The vases were also sold without the disk.
De vase in picture 4 doesn't belong on a disk, but I have a spare disk and it does look good.
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Love these vases! Great art deco glass!
Thanks K.
STUNNING VASE :) just gotten home from work:)
ill be doing more checking tonight :)
Thanks Bellin68
your welcome Bazelmania :)
these are great i especially like pic 2 and 3 perfect clear,satine and black combination and shape
Thanks vlkma. Very elegant and simple design. He let the material and shape be the decoration.
Thanks Bratjdd
Top design of Copier!
Bazelmania , someone yesterday had one like you descrobed the other day of the copier i believe it was a very deep purple as well . almost looking black it was that one but more modern:)
Thanks Bellin, there is a cilindric vase by Copier that fits on the stand and it is black. In reality it is purple, but that thick that no light comes through. That's how ''black'' glass is created. It's like the one I posted earlier but than in black.
Thanks Bert, I agree.