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This vase is approx 5.5" tall, milk coloured outside with pink ruffle only on the inside. It is decorated with what I can only describe as tiny pieces of coloured glass! It has a broken off sharp pontil point. I could hazzard a guess at maker but would not like to embarrass myself!!:( So if you can suggest a starting point I would very much appreciate it! Thank you so much!!
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Looovely!!! vase and the work is called 'Coralene' they are tiny beads if you google it you'll see loads of examples...:-)
Thanks inky!! Can't say I had come across it before!! Will go check it out!
Indeed, Coralene. Very pretty. Most likely Bohemian.
Thank you Leah! Much appreciate your opinion!
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Justanovice, I have one vase like it. A friend was with me at a local auction and said buy it..and I thought it was an old vase that a child had decorated LOL Glued on the little beads..I'd never seen one before. So I wouldn't worry about being embarrassed about guessing a maker :)
Thank you Slave-to-Glass and mrmajestic for the love! STG it was a good job I did not say anymore about the vase, I thought it was Victorian English not Bohemian!! Will I ever learn!?
Its all about the learning :)
http://www.kovels.com/Price-Guide/Glass/Coralene.html
very beautiful :) love it !!!!!