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butchiedog:
Lorrie,

If it were me I would return it to the antique dealer, who may have just made an honest, uneducated mistake and might give you a refund. If not then you know to avoid shopping there in the future.

Next time you might ask a dealer what their source of reference is when they claim something is something. Those who know for sure what they are selling can easily and happily give you one and those who can't are obviously just guessing or slapping any name on their items to make them seem interesting. Other than that the best thing you can do is avoid buying items you yourself don't know anything about. Get yourself some books on the type of glass you like, from a book store or maybe your local library has some that you can check out.

It's not an easy rule to follow I know, but half of the responsibility in knowing what something is or isn't belongs to the buyer. I don't like to preach at others, but I don't like seeing people being taken even worse. --- Mike

pamela:
lacking words in English Lorrie but I underwrite what Mike says :oops:

pamela:
besides, Pamela is still interested in the character of signature H please

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