I have two of these, had them for many years from an old estate sale. I have searched everywhere I can think of, online, books, etc. with no luck.
They have a small hole that looks like maybe they could be hung up on the wall or something. They are about 10" long an appear to be made of quality glass. Any ideas, opinions or just anything would be helpful. Maker, age, what they are used for, anything at all!![URL removed]
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fnanjfuofno Reputation: 100 See fnanjfuofno's booth |
I think it’s a wall vase…
Not sure who made it though, but I bet they sell!
Key [URL removed] Glass Wall Vase Trumpet Flower, Morning Glory shape, Gold Trim
Is that design etched on or painted on?
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Here’s a similar one on ebay…
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Just found another one over there in completeds…very similar…
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I don’t think this is a Murano piece like Yettalass is talking about.
This does not look like it “stands”…more like for hanging IMO.
The completed one I mentioned above is a very close match to yours unfortuneately they do not mention a maker :(
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HodgePodgeLodge Reputation: 104 See HodgePodgeLodge's booth |
Yep wall vase. It’s nice that you have a pair. Usually only one makes it.
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DebbiesCorner Reputation: 78 See DebbiesCorner's booth |
New! Murano Italy Blown Glass Flower in Clear & Purple with Twisted Stem Sold *Check that out on ebay.
Blown Flower I have seen them often over the years. They blow the stem into a circle for the flower vase to stand on. I see they are being made here in Fla as well. I have not ever seen one with the gilt and enamel painting that is on yours. Thats interesting and could be the real value in your piece. The blown glass flowers have been fairly popular for the last few years. Many different versions. Some were made to fit into an epergne.
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Yettalass Reputation: 128 See Yettalass' booth |
I have had these for about 20 years bought from an old house that was almost falling down and had not been used in many years. I really believe these are not new ones. Thank you for the reply!
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fnanjfuofno Reputation: 100 See fnanjfuofno's booth |
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