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Large beautiful hand-blown cobalt blue glass vase made in the 1920s - 1940s, probably from the West Virginia glass making region of the US.
Ringed stem gives a good hand-grip. Beautiful for a table centerpiece.

West Virginia Cobalt Blue Glass Art Deco Table Vase

Hand formed art glass by one of England's finest glassmakers, Wedgwood. Probably dates from the 1960s to 1980s. This lovely footed bowl was made by Westmoreland Glass Co. (established in 1889 - closed in 1984).

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Lovely Cobalt Blue Art Deco Table Vase

Large beautiful hand-blown cobalt blue glass vase made in the 1920s – 1940s, probably from the West Virginia glass making region of the US. Ringed stem gives a good hand-grip. Beautiful for a table centerpiece.

Art deco ringed stem topped with a traditional urn shape. Perfect for large sprays of flowers.

This stunning vase measures 8″ tall.

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