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Author Topic: What Is This? Smaller Vase, Lattice, Blue and Green, Clear Coating, Italian?  (Read 577 times)

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Offline corinnedavid

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Hello - Thank you in advance for your expertise. 

It's a smaller vase at 6 inches tall, heavy for its size, with lattice design, blue and green, with layer of clear glass on top.  Ground bottom, no markings.  Maybe Italian?

Thank you, Corinne in California

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Welcome to the board. Can we have a picture of the base please.

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Thanks for your reply - Here's a picture of the base.  Best, Corinne

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That base looks matte rather than shiny, so my vote is for Chinese

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Is that always true?

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No, but often. The quality of the twists doesn't look too good either

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Thank you for your expertise.  Glad I didn't pay more than $5 for this vase!  I did not know how prevalent the Chinese imports are today.  Any other tips on identifying the Chinese vs. Italian glassware? 

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