Posted 6 months ago
Mac63
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I look forward to seeing the “finds” of 2013 and reading the stories behind them and I also want to thank everyone for their help and guidance this past year.
Lets raise ours glasses to a great 2013!
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Posted 6 months ago
Mac63
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I look forward to seeing the “finds” of 2013 and reading the stories behind them and I also want to thank everyone for their help and guidance this past year.
Lets raise ours glasses to a great 2013!
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And Happy New Year to you MacArt!
Cheers!
Thank you MacArt, yours too!....CHEERS!....:-)
Happy new year Mac
Salute :)
Happy new years Mac! (don't clink those glasses though ;) )
Thanks you guys.
Just to clarify - I am Mac63 and MacArt is.... MacArt. Easy to confuse.
By the way, Happy New Year MacArt. And I will clink carefully :)
Happy New Year, Mac63! And everyone else ...
Mac63 : Happy New Year and I love the CROCUS vase. I 've been looking for one of these. I've seen a few identified as Loetz with Loetz prices.
some kralik work is worthy of loetz prices imho. the crocus vases are as nice as some of the loetz from that period.
Busted!!... Mac63, that's me being lazy... I just cut and pasted from the post above...sorry!...:-/
Happy New Year everyone!
Happy New Year from OZ Mac 63!
Happy New Year Mac63. Thank you for your help, and the wonderful wishes. Peace Love and Joy are some of my favourite things. :O) Happy hunting to you and all of us in 2013.
Sincerely,
Lisa