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Lampwork Snake Charmer

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Tigerchips:
I see, how do I remove it without smashing the glass? Warm water perhaps or should I leave it? It actually looks quite nice with the base on.

Lustrousstone:
Try warm water (not hot), otherwise I would leave it. If you're going to sell it just explain that's how you got it. It may be uncommon enough to do well as is

Frank:
I wouldn't risk the damage, quite scarce only a handfull shown up in the past year.

Pinkspoons:
I'd leave it as is too, probably.

Glass that's been added to is always going to be more saleable than glass that's been broken.  :D

But if you feel you have to have a tinker, you might bode well with soaking it in nail-polish remover, which will likely dissolve the glue. Apparently lighter fluid works too.

Tigerchips:
Thanks, yep, I'll just leave it.

Funnily enough, I saw a snake charmer a few years back but I can't remember what it looked like, do many companies make these?

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