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Posted 11 years ago
famatta127
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belleverre / James asked me to post these for him. He is having computer problems and realized his pics were overexposed in his original post. I had old copies of his original photos going back a few years when he first showed them to me. So here they are.
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WRAP EM UP......I'LL TAKE THEM.
Nice.whewww.
Do you really need all four, Frank? Silly question, I like them all too. :)
These pictures really do show the colors fantastically, Tony. WOW! These are amazing! I'll have to start counting my pennies!
Wow - he's got that genre covered - amazing! :)
Come on, how much would one of those cost? Give me an idea of what I am up against here!! - count pennies - ££££ more like!! They are bloody fantastic - drool!!!
Justanovice...$$$$$ check out the last public offering here. They are going for about double now
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/558961
Thank you Tony for your help. Also, a four inch bowl of this design sold at Kinsky's a year ago this month.
Awww they are very sweet!!
Now, for the rest of the story...the 3rd vase shown is PN II-963 which also documents this decor as PG 3/492!