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Ruby Whale Vintage Viking Art Glass Figurine or Paperweight.Shown in Viking Art Glass catalog as form #7287. Made in the 1960's,
Hand-formed authentic studio art glass by Viking, 1960's. Measures 5¼" long, 2½ wide, 3½" tall and weighs 1.4 lbs. In excellent condition.
Beautiful quality ruby red glass. Ruby is a most desired, and rarely found color in this form. Perfect gift for a marine-life fan and/or whale collector.
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Ruby Whale Vintage Figurine by Viking Art Glass Beautiful and Big

Blenko Art Glass decanter hand-blown in rare charcoal color. Shown with Married ruby stopper. Made of quality cased crystal. Inner layer of pink and green color with sparking silver aventurine. The vases are thick-walled with drawn stems.

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Ruby Whale Vintage Viking Art Glass Figurine or Paperweight.

Excellent gift for your favorite whale lover! Vintage Viking Art Glass figurine hand-made in Mid-20th Century, U.S.A.

This beauty is shown, in this beautiful jewel-like ruby color, in Viking Art Glass catalog as form #7287. Came in a wide selection of colors and each is Made in the 1960’s, U.S.A.

Hand-formed authentic studio art glass. Measures 5¼” long, 2½ wide, 3½” tall and weighs 1.4 lbs. In excellent condition.

Beautiful quality ruby red glass. Ruby is a most desired, and rarely found color in this form. Perfect gift for a marine-life fan and/or whale collector.

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