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Yuko
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The collecting antique bottles and glass inkwells and earthenware has allowed me to install different windows in my home a showcase that let sunlight producing a variety of colors that make these spaces a very decorative and delight at the entrance from home.
All the bottles are from the years 1890-1940.
Yuko
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Very nice display!
Very nice collection, one of my first collecting bugs were bottles and some of these small ink bottles remind me of the digs I used to go on. Phil.
beautiful display work Yuko! the glass windows are brilliant. Love the black and white flooring as well.
Nicely done Yuko.... I like the way your glass windows look.