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Subject: Glass isn't pottery, but many collect both

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Estate Art Glass
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Date Posted: 01/24/06 3:44am

Hi,
I am trying to determine the artist for several art glass pieces. I just can't make out the signatures. I'd like to add that info to the many pieces of art I have for sale on my website. Any Help is appreciated.
Thanks
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