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Offline Glass Nisse

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Glass restoration in the U.S.
« on: November 26, 2011, 09:38:04 PM »
Hello everyone. I just purchased a heavy Vicke Lindstrand vase online. It was advertised as having some cloudiness and I was hoping it was just some mild calcium build-up that would be easily to clean, but it has that iridescence that indicates etched or "sick" glass. I have never considered using a restoration service before - does anyone feel comfortable making a recommendation for a reliable service in the U.S? I've reviewed the old posts on this website but they all refer to services in the U.K.

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Glass Nisse
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Re: Glass restoration in the U.S.
« Reply #1 on: November 27, 2011, 06:28:40 AM »
 Kim Carlisle Sheridan, Indiana (317) 758-5767 kcarlisl [AT] worldnet [DOT] att [DOT] net

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