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Item Code: M26355
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Very early two-piece custard glass jardiniere has a pedestal base with small vase that sits on the top. Both pieces show a fleur-de-lis design which has been painted in gold gilt. The base has “GETTYSBURG”, also painted in gilt.
Measures 6” tall by 2 ¾” wide at the base. No chips or cracks. Some of the gilt has worn from age. Top shows remnants of red and green paint. [sl]
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