Topic: (Themed) glass displays - show me yours, I'll show you mine... part 3

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  - I'm pretty sure Keith's question was asked with the knowledge that the scenario is highly unlikely    However, if you wish me to earmark one for you as well just in case I do, let me know 
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[chopin-liszt]

  I was just thinking how Christine inspects my bags when I'm leaving, just in case I've "borrowed" her Kralik Knuckle vase with this pattern on it..... I just adore it!
 

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I will keep an eye out 
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[Greg.]

Beautiful display M, love the colours and variety. 

Slightly off topic, do you mind me enquiring where you purchased your glass shelves/stand, they show of the glass  really well and also look sturdy enough to ease any fears of accidents!- I've been on the look out for some recently, although haven't been able to find anything that fits the bill.

 

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at the car boot for a tenner
I wish I could find another taller set the same but I've absolutely no idea who made them unfortunately.   I cannot bring myself to pay huge sums for shelving and equally I can only stand to look at certain types of shelves so displaying my glass is always a dilemma.  They work quite well, but I would prefer to have open sided shelving really.
Sorry I cant' help more
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[Greg.]

Thanks M, you can't go far wrong for a tenner. 

Hopefully, something similar will crop up if I keep my eyes peeled and hopefully at a similar price!

Many thanks
Greg
 

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Keeping it minimal with two huge smoke-coloured pieces (L-R: an Antonio Da Ros sculpture for Cenedese and a flared vase by Luciano Vistosi).

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Elegant!
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[Anne]

Themed glass continues in part 4 here: http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,47899.0.html