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    Posted 10 months ago

    Tigra
    (12 items)

    I found these little maybe vases, I like the colors. I wonder if they are made in a class by someone. They are signed with the month year and name - Zimmer, 1973.

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    1. Newfld Newfld, 10 months ago
      Beautiful patterns on these vases, they're lovely
    2. Tigra, 10 months ago
      Thank you!
    3. Watchsearcher Watchsearcher, 10 months ago
      Those glazes were very popular in the ceramic shops that were prevalent in the 70s….I made a few things with that same red speckled glaze.
      Making your own ceramic items was a common hobby then.
    4. Tigra, 10 months ago
      Thank you; pretty cool!

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