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Posted 4 months ago
jagsrock95
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I have been collecting Czech glass on and off for about 15 years...never really did alot of studying, but always just bought pieces that caught my eye...I would consider myself a novice collector, but do have a few nice pieces.
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This one's great! :)
Wowie. She's a beauty! Please post more! : )
So great!
Thanks!! keep an eye out for a few more.
stunning!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just Lovely!!:)
Beautiful piece. Love the color combination. FYI, Cincinnati will host the Czech Collectors convention in June. Check out their website for more information.
Fabulous!...:-)
Thanks for that note fishiowa...I will check it out!
love it!! I want one too!!