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whence comes this Cocquille copy.

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Anik R:
For all it's worth (not much, I know  :-[) I also thought 'Canadian' when I saw it...  It's very reminiscent of the pieces I've seen at the flea market in Quebec -- practically every stand had one of these. 

Paul S.:
my apologies ladies, I nearly forgot to thank you for your replies.  It is a little hot at the moment, and as always I have umpteen glassy things on the go....then there's Wimbledon - football - going to work five days a week..so when most of this subsides I shall come back to this piece and search you suggestions of Canadian. thanks again. :)   Paul S.

Carolyn Preston:

--- Quote from: Paul S. on June 24, 2010, 05:53:22 PM ---my apologies ladies, I nearly forgot to thank you for your replies.  It is a little hot at the moment, and as always I have umpteen glassy things on the go....then there's Wimbledon - football - going to work five days a week..so when most of this subsides I shall come back to this piece and search you suggestions of Canadian. thanks again. :)   Paul S.

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Oh those pesky jobs. They really do get in the way don't they. Don't worry Paul, we still love you!

Carolyn

langhaugh:
The base looks more Czech than Chalet. Compare Paul's with the one in Rose's link to see what I mean. Definitely not Altaglass.

Giovanni from Montreal is another possibility. For me, a toss up between that or Czech.

David

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