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It's 95 degrees + today. Indeed, idcloisonne! Beer + watermelon = ???
OK! Could be a BIG stein! 2 handles! I'll contact a metalwork expert; thanks, Windwalker. Thanks for great comments. About to fill vase with 4 beers and chill. Cheers from Mississippi! Where A & C is ...
Thanks for comments! Ha ha, loved the "double handles", blunderbuss2! German sounds right. Too big to be a stein... Will keep searching. Roycroft and most American A & C copper seems to be more rounde...
Just posted details... as new "Show and Tell" entry.
I'd have to kill you (joke!) if I told you where I found it... (cost me $25/the pair was $50)! WHY WE SEARCH- Ha ha! I'll take better detail shots. No marks on bottom, sides, inside! Thanks, AmbeRose,...
Yes, confirmed- it's definitely the Haeger E-181 Geranium Leaf Green vase. Grateful to art.pottery, AmberRose, TallCakes, and all- for help! Love it!
Thanks, TallCakes- funny, I ordered the Paradis book (Schiffer- used, Amazon) last night before art.pottery wrote me. Life is good. Enjoy weekend!
art.pottery, What is "Paradis" reference?
Thanks, friends! You got it art.pottery! Also saw in low res photo in Haeger exhibit posted bt Wisconsin Pottery Association in late '90's. GRATEFUL for all the help. Fun!
Looks like a long stemmed leaf- with a tulip-like shape between the spade shaped leaves at the top. Thanks, surfdub66, I'll check "Sylvac".
Thanks, Antiquerose! Zanesville glazes look right. But don't see similar shape(s); motifs. Baffled. Onward!
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