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Author Topic: Glass Hunt and Identify.  (Read 370 times)

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Offline ic1

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Glass Hunt and Identify.
« on: April 14, 2011, 05:58:24 PM »
I  have bought these glasses a few years ago (6) and had an accident(ooops!) with one and one has a chip :cry:. They are very heavy but extremely lovely and am very keen to find replacements. I wonder if some kind sould out there could help me identify them . Just under 7.5" tall :pb:

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Re: Glass Hunt and Identify.
« Reply #1 on: April 14, 2011, 06:17:36 PM »
Well i have seen something in that pattern in the last couple of  months , i believe it was on a forum asking the same question but i cant remember much about it ,the two forums i watch are GMB and now and again W/Fs.com , or maybe i saw it on ebay . sorry to be so vague sometimes the answer comes in my sleep , sad init . Check www.whitefriars.com   it may have been isit .

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