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    Lois Scott Round Vessel - Aubergine & Burgundy | 10" x 9" Cold Worked Blown Glass

    Round Vessel - Aubergine & Burgundy | 10" x 9"

    $2,400.00
    Round Vessel - Aubergine & Burgundy is a cold worked blown glass sculpture by Lois Scott. This sculpture measures 10" by 9". We are pleased to offer you our full line of services to assist you in purchasing original artwork. Review our FAQ section or contact us if you have any questions! Don't hesitate to press the "Enquire" button if you have a specific question regarding this work of art.

    Category: Artist: Lois Scott, Collectors Choice: Under $2500, Location: Edmonton, Medium: Cold Worked Blown Glass, Size: 10x9

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