It has 25 faceted stones - 1 white central stone, 16 small pink-purple stones, 8 2mm stones: purple, dark red, dark blue, tiger's eye, white, topaz, orange, green. Setting has no marks and appears to be antique gold.
I received this Hull Vase from my grandmother about 10 years ago. I do not know how long she had it. She was orginally from Fort Wayne, Indiana. It has a chip/flake missing on the underside of one of the lips (see photo). There are no cracks or crazing. It stands about 8 inches tall and is about 4-6 inches at the widest section. There is an open flower (yellow) and a pink flower bud on one side and a pink flower bud on the otherside. On the bottom, is marked "Hull Pry, U.S.A" the numbers 4-6 1/4" that appears to be part of the mold, and a hand etched/carved number 8.
NEW COLUMBIAN 1897 BRASS WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE with gas insert. Very good condition, missing 2 knobs. Brass front with woman and child angel heating hands over fire.
