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Posted by mlb1466
11 years ago
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Description

My father left me this item when he died many years ago. I can't seem to find one like it anywhere. As a young man my father traveled all over the world. I would like to know where it comes from and how old it might be. Thank you in advance for any info you might be able to give me.

                                                           Micki Briggs

                                                             [email protected]
Category Antique Bottles
Medium hand blown glass, gold leafing and some kind of ruby stone
Distinguishing marks none
Condition Excellent
Date Period at least 50 years
History As a young man in the merchant marines in world war 2 my father traveled all over the world. All I know is this is one of the items he brought home with him.
Price Paid (If known) it was left to me by my father.
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Submitted by Lovejoy

It looks like a decanter from a late 19th Century Bohemian glass decanter set, which originall would have include matchine wine glasses or tumblers. While they look very impressive, they are actually not rare and often sell at auction for less than $60.00.

Submitted by Phoenixguy1954

Antique Moser Art Glass Decanter Enameled

I am not saying this is Moser, but I would look real close to see if there is any etechings on the glass. 

love the color.

Submitted by Phoenixguy1954

look real close to the bottom rim, like a scratch some are real small.. look all over it. Fenton glass sometimes are hard to find...your looking for a name .or number.
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