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Posted 4 months ago
BJM
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This heavy solid piece measures 2-3/4" in length and 1-1/2" in width at its widest point. It is beautiful when illuminated from behind (as in the two windowsill photos), yet opaque on a surface with no light behind it (third photo). It is not polished to a gloss, but is smooth all around except on one end where the photos show some roughness. Perhaps it was once attached to something by that end, just a guess. This was among a group of others like it, but of different colors, at a flea market. Apparently, the purchaser didn't learn anything about them from the vendor, and this one was given to me with no information. To date I have not been able to identify its origin or use. Please comment if you can help, thanks in advance.
American Art GlassAmerican art glass refers to decorative household glass objects made in fac…
very very very stunning and beautiful:)
I agree, thanks for commenting. I do wish I knew more about it!
your very welcome BJM :) I wished i had sokme knowledge for you :)
some , sorry for the typo.
Great piece!
Thanks for your comment!