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Pleased to have this fab! vase in my hands in one piece!!.. the last two that came from the UK arrived in a number of pieces, so was a little worried.
I have been so! looking forward to this one coming, it is the most gorgeous deep red with pink/white spatter and contrasting deep dark blue handle. I love the quirky shape the colours the size, everything! ...:-)
Stand tall at 24.5 cm or 9.7 inches.
Thank you for looking.....:-)
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Nice one, inky!
I've never seen a vase like this one! So glad that it arrived safe and sound. : )
Thank you miKKo ~ BELLIN and vetraio for your lovely comments, much appreciated!....:-)
Thank you also for your loves...
Obscurities ~ Londonloetzlearner ~ mustangtony ~ czechman ~ dlfd911 and Mac63.....:-)
it's beautiful inky -- you have such great taste!!!!!
Thank you epson233 for your comment, that's a lovely thing to say...:-)
Thank you also for the loves ....
Phil ~ walksoftly ~ ks85 ~ Obscurities ~ miKKo ~ Londonloetzlearner ~ mustangtony ~ czechman loves ~ BELLIN68 and! and dlfd911....:-)
Many thanks ozmarty and LoetzBuddies....:-)
Another great piece of glass inky! You sure got the eye!! Sorry comment so late, have had no land line for 2-3 weeks so a little behind just now!
Hi Justanovice good to see you back was missing you glad to hear you are back on line, please no need to apologise I just assumed Christmas and New year holidays and busy!...:-)
Wow! Amazing! Never seen anything like it...
Inky, that is the fourth decor I have seen in this shape! In fact, I own two of them. This shape is documented in our Butler Brothers catalog. Most probably Ruckl, exported by Welz.
Many thanks for stopping RhondaCorvallis... it is!!! amazing isn't it?.. the art of it!...:-)
Alfredo thank you I would like to have them in the all decors you have, they are a wonderful shape...I love them!...:-)
Many thanks toracat and Misglass....:-)