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I am very fussy with my lemon variegated these days. It was made by a few manufacturers and Most of it strikes a meh chord with me. This one did not. It had my heart at wisteria...
I also love the funky handles you find on some of the late victorian Harrach.
I updated this to show the one other example I have of this type of glass from Harrach. It looks like I never did get this on my website.
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Yep - it's the wisteria that does it.
The Harrach lemon variegated reminds me of a fine mineral, not spatter glass. The HP decor is very pretty. Nice colors to see for this time of the year....
yeah, I think it's more of a lemon marmorietes.
but we've always called it lemon variegated.
I agree with you! does remind me of Marmorietes.. :)
It is Beautiful whatever you call it!!
Thanks to all of you for your lovely comments!
mmmmm -- elsa this one is so pretty