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I am posting four small Art Glass items that I have identified over the years but I am posting them to allow you to identify them...for fun! I will Identify them in a few days. Please provide your knowledge or guesses on this page and good luck! They are not too difficult to identify. RER (LOUMANAL)
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here some knowledge "STUNNING AND BEAUTIFUL:)
Malta, Maastricht, ..........
That's a start.
Let's see what the others say.
Yes! vetraio50! RER (LOUMANAL
Starting #1left-Mdina Glass (malta) by Michael Harris-1960-70's #2Kristalunieken Vase , Maastricht designed by Max Verboeket 1960's #3 Gray-Stan (Graydon Studios) Battersea circa late 1920's #4 Franz Welz, Ball Ribbed Vase, Bohemia early 1900's. To the best of my knowledge!; please correct me if I'm wrong...I will not be offended. RER (LOUMANAL)
STUNNING!! : )
Thanks miKKOChristmas11! It's the kind of information and interaction that we should encourage between ourselves. No one has corrected me so I guess that my research was accurate. RER (LOUMANAL)