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Textured, fluted glass with interesting artwork which is also glass (in a sandpaper , granular mode) white and lavender glaze used for the tree trunks , the lemon yellow color is done on the inside of glass as well as trees trunks ...no marks or sigs..just luv them!
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They are awesome!
BEAUTIFUL !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Quite spectacular shades!
To make sense they would have been vertical and up this way round.
Interesting, too!
Thanks! Any idea on artist?
I think these may be Pairpoint. I have seen similar that are signed, but sometimes the signature gets cleaned off. The look great!
Thanks Johann! You are the first to give any clues as to the artist. I really appreciate that!
Everyone likes these shades! Makes me trust my own
Wow! A big thanks to Johann! They are indeed Pairpoint shades! I even found and image from kovel.com to confirm this further! Thanks Johann!