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    Posted 12 years ago

    pawis
    (50 items)

    I got this big glass cup, I left my baby to make you can check the size.
    I don't know if is made in China or America, or where.
    Base is transparent, but the red color is nice, the golden motives are nice, however, somebody had the "non brilliant" idea to put green gems.... :(
    I will try to remove them.

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    1. Justanovice Justanovice, 12 years ago
      Look at the small vase in this category (no. 209) it is very similar and has the same type of embellishment on it! So I do not think you should remove them as they are part of the cup! It certainly is quite a size!!
    2. Greatsnowyowl Greatsnowyowl, 12 years ago
      this is from the 60's or 70's. and yeah the jewels are definitely part of the design. It's not american. Possibly bohemian possibly Italian possibly from the far east. these are very common I am sure someone knows their origin. :)

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