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LARGE BOHEMIAN RUBY GLASS GOBLET
$135.00
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Item Code: 1266-300
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This oversized goblet stands 10” and is 4” in diameter at the lip. Base is 5 ½” in width. Beautiful ruby red color, with engravings of a pair of deer. The unique glass also has an optional lens viewing optic, allowing for viewing of the deer scene from the other side of the glass. Overall excellent condition; there are a handful of small chips at the lip, and one larger chip out of the base. [ld][ph:L]
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