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Posted by cappold

13 years ago

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This vase was given to my wife by an Episcapalian Pries. he said it was given to him by an Aunt for his wedding in the 1940's. They were from New York City. The family said it was a Tiffany, but I thought otherwise. (I was wondeing, did Tiffany's sell other items other than their own make.) There are no manufacturers marks. (I have read that maybe there was a sticker) a local antique dealer told us that it may be a Fenton or Cambridge, it is 24k gold leaf, and a web like linetold her it was hand blown. I did find a similar one on the internet but it was clear glass or crystal with the same design etched in. Otherwise I could not find anything close

Category Glass

Medium Black glass? No light paases through it. 24k gold vines

Distinguishing marks None that I can find accept at the bottom that a antique dealer said it shows it was hand blown.

Condition Excellent

Size and dimensions of this item 11 in. tall, 5 in. at top, 4.5 at bottom

Date Period Pre 1940's

Weight unknown

History Above

Price Paid (If known) Gift

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