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    Posted 12 years ago

    Nootch
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    Hello: I've owned this vase for about 18 years and know little about it. I think it is European and at least as old as the nineteenth century and maybe a good deal older. The metal is heavy bronze and the thick amber glass appears to be blown through the bronze. The turquoise stone decorations may have been a later add on - not sure. It is eleven inches tall. Inputs? Regards.

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    1. Stillwater Stillwater, 12 years ago
      Brass and olive glass. Amber is yellow, silly goose!
    2. Nootch Nootch, 12 years ago
      Stillwater: The color is somewhere between olive and amber - note the last picture. Don't forget the first 3 pictures have a blue backgoround - and amber and blue = olive (Art 101). Thanks. Regards.

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