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    Posted 13 years ago

    bahamaboy
    (224 items)

    I've always liked this vase which has been passed down in the family at least three generations. I don't know the type glass but the artwork/ornamentation is simply exquisite. I love this piece.

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    Comments

    1. fenton-hobnail, 13 years ago
      looks like depression glass. not sure the maker.
    2. bahamaboy bahamaboy, 13 years ago
      Thank you. that gives me a reference starting point.
    3. fenton-hobnail, 13 years ago
      you are so welcome. glad i could help
    4. Dizzydave Dizzydave, 13 years ago
      Its reffered to as a Depression Glass Etched Fan Vase. You can find some on eBay. Dave
    5. bahamaboy bahamaboy, 13 years ago
      Thank you Dizzydave for your info.
    6. TallCakes TallCakes, 13 years ago
      this is 'Elegant Glass' from the depression era. This fan vase is Westmoreland Glass #1901 and introduced in 1927. The etching was often done by third party decoration houses.

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