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Art Glass19067 of 23431Loetz Cisele Vase With Gold Bamboo DecorAbelman Glass - Trumpet vase, 2004
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    Posted 13 years ago

    Stillwater
    (217 items)

    I got this from the estate of some old collectors, didn't know it was an Ysart until I got on Google. What a score, these things are fairly valuable. Always wanted an Ysart!

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    1. Greatsnowyowl Greatsnowyowl, 13 years ago
      love the colors!
    2. Stillwater Stillwater, 13 years ago
      Thanks Snowy!
    3. chevy59 chevy59, 13 years ago
      How can you tell its a Ysart? Thanks
    4. Stillwater Stillwater, 13 years ago
      The early ones are identified by the "layout" and specific known canes that he used. In this link you can see the red-cased-green star canes are identical to mine, and the layout is nearly identical as well:

      http://www.pwts.co.uk/images-sale/1865.jpg

      I did a lot of searching around after I got home from the estate sale, its definitely an old Ysart
    5. Stillwater Stillwater, 13 years ago
      The rough pontil is also a characteristic of the early ones
    6. chevy59 chevy59, 13 years ago
      Ok thanks for the info!

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