SEETUSEE GLASSWARE ( Mayfair ) -- Vintage Canadian Glass ( 5/of 5 )

Final Example here of SEETUSEE GLASSWARE....bet you thought I forgot to post the last one

This one is VERY, very Special to me. This was my parents very first piece. I remember it being on the Coffee Table when I was just a kid of 6 or 7. Hard to take a good pic of it with all the colors and the reflective nature of the front. It still has little carpet pieces on the bottom that I remember my Dad putting on it. So very close to my heart!! Bright colors, splashes of other colors. A few fleck of like Green Sparkles in it. Not sure of the number on the back --as can not make it out.

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Here is some info/link on this Glassware from the site of CANADIAN DESIGN RESOURCE [quoted below]:

http://www.canadiandesignresource.ca/ceramicsglass/seetusee-glassware/

""""Seetusee was a glassware manufactured in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada from 1960 until 1975...........All Seetusee pieces are unique as they were hand painted, cured and carefully sealed with a pigskin backing with a distinctive finish of gold paint that sets them apart from Mexican pieces. The colours are mixed, exciting and vibrant and have stood the test of time. Like many styles of art or craft they have gone through periods of popularity and decline. Each of the huge variety of shapes are identified by a number (with or without an ‘M’ prefix) stamped on the pigskin backing. The brand (Seetusee by Mayfair Glass) is also named on the backing, either in the form of a stamp or via a sticker label.

Look out for them, they are very beautiful and are becoming quite collectible.""""

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