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kelkat
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I purchased these from an antique yard sale. The wife sold them to me for $20.00, much to her husbands dismay. These were his favorite and I promised to take great care of them. 10 years later and not a scratch on them. I was told they are Murano, but there is no label. When the light hits them they reflect over the walls. They are also very heavy.
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Real big beauties!
Thank you!
Very nice !!!! I have a duck in very similar color...it is uranium glass.Have you tried a blacklight on these ?
No I haven't I will try that! How great would that be:) Thank you!
Uranium Glass . Try with Black Light . Very Nice .
You got a great deal. They are Alfredo Barbini.
Nice glass. Ten bucks says that couple is divorced.
MAN SUPER HOT !!those glass things look ok to LOL.Can someone tell me what to look for with black light ?? I to have glass thats hard to fig??