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Kralik Uranium Ribbed Glass Vase with Red Applied Coil Czechoslovakia | Art Glass1522 of 5903 |  |  |
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Kralik Uranium Ribbed Glass Vase with Red Applied Coil Czechoslovakia 1920's 9 " tall with a 3 1/2" base.. Brightly glowing green constantly even without the black light.. it is a beauty, and i have always admired the simplicity of these overt vaseline czech glass pieces while smacking you in the face ;)
Got the mineral Deposit out finally.. after soaking for a day or two in a pruduct my mom told me about.. The Work's ...and it work's!!!
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AWESOME. MINE HAS HANDLES AS WELL, SAME SHAPE, SAME COLORS.
craig, ive tried CLR.. the works, worked better for me.. thanks for the advice and the loves
also thanks nicole, v50, dave, blunderbuss, leah, kyle, alfredo and loetzbuddies for the loves
Al, i have seen your's nice example and i love handled pieces!
thanks sean
your very welcome czechman:) stunning as well:)
thanks madforglass.es, phil and trunkman
beautiful -- mr clean's magic sponge (the one for stainless steel) used with your cleaner works great i have found for removing mineral deposits -- stain bully is also another great cleaner for removing mineral deposits that i use along with the magic sponge
thank you epson233 and manddmoir....epson233 ill try that thanks :)
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thanks kerry
Welcome Gary, this is now one of my favorite pieces, you've posted. I need to find something along these line. Like the idea of the "Glow" factor. :-)
thanks kerry, i will keep an eye out for you :)
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thanks leah
Thanks Maggadora and Petey