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1. 10"TO THE TIP OF HANDLE. I WAS ASTONISHED TO FIND IT, SINCE ABOUT LAST WEEK I POSTED ITS PAIR AS A DOUBLE-HANDLED JUG. I ALSO HAVE BOTH IN A TOTALLY DIFFERENT DECOR. THIS LINE OF VASES APPEARS IN THE BB.
2. DETAIL OF 1.
3. BB 1930 DOCUMENTED KRALIK VASE, 10".
4. SEMI CIRCLE MARK.
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I have just bought one very much like this, and am hoping it gets to me in one piece, I just love the shape. Thank you for telling me who it is by (hopefully)....:-)
Oh, no, you don't mean the same shape, in spatter?
Yes!... A pink one is it Chinese?
Not Chinese at all. I was watching it, but I forgot to bid!
Oops! sorry!..it's really lovely isn't it..I made a silly offer and he came back so quickly that I thought..that's a scary and then with your "oh no!"....it really put the heebee jeebies up me!...:-)
I'm glad you got it!
Thank you Alfredo!.. that is very kind of you, I can't wait to get it and will post it as soon as I do, I just hope it gets here in one pieces the last two lovely vases that came from the UK got here in pieces, very sad.