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This is an art glass vase that I picked up recently and was just wondering if anyone could give me any information regarding the vase. It is a stick vase and stands approximately 13" tall and is approximately 7 1/4" across the base. Thanks for any help.
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very beautiful:)
Thank you, it is very hard to get photos of the pearlescent irridescent look of the piece.
Truely amazing! I Cannot believe you need help identifying this one. I have seen alot of this style decor the last few years. You should at least guess at what it is least guess what it is
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I really don't know. It could be old it could be new. Possibly a 70's art glass piece to try to look like a pulled feather earlier piece. It is lighter then you would think for the thickness of the glass. Thanks for loving it. I just wish it were signed. This style of vase goes way back to where I have seen it done by Kew Blas in the late 1800's. Anyways, I just loved the coloring and irridescence.
i dont know but it is grreat!..
Thanks Czechman....