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Posted 5 months ago
Quinnsterman
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I picked this up at the thrift store down the road (which seems to be like a little gold mine for me). Can't argue with a $5 price tag! It is in perfect shape and although I am not a flower kind of guy, I love the way this piece looks when the light hits it! Bubbles in the handle, and thumbprint rim are pretty cool too. This is probably not the most decadent piece, but I like it for its elegant simplicity..... I'm still learning about glass and am not really that knowledgeable, so if anyone wants to school me feel free!
Cut GlassWhile cut glass has been produced for thousands of years, it reached a peak…
Hello, not American Brilliant Cut Glass which was from 1876-1916. This is much later from Europe . It is still a very nice piece!