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Author Topic: is that lampwork chinese 1930 or is it one of the best manufactures ????????  (Read 1023 times)

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Offline keith

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Looks a little Oriental to me,Keith.

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It says quite clearly China in the listing, as to age the picture is a little out of focus. More learned pwght people will come along and give an opinion as to age. regards Carol
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I bought a weight very like it in the late 1980s. It was a brand new piece from a little gift shop. My guess is that the weight pictured is a similar age, not 1930s.
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Hi.

Absolutely, 100% Chinese - often attributed to the 1930s, but I am not sure we should be so accurate on date!

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