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<p>[QUOTE="User 67, post: 18896, member: 67"]The knob alone is enough to discredit this as a</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>I agree, the knob alone is enough to discredit this as 18th cent Serves. It looks like the quality of a finial made for a lampshade in the 1970s. The detail in the painted gold filigree around the frame is also, not up to snuff. That said, it is still a very nice piece, just not museum quality.</p><p><br /></p><p>But like m.o.s said, it could be marketed as a vase for potpourri. Late 19th century Serves style Potpourri Vase.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="User 67, post: 18896, member: 67"]The knob alone is enough to discredit this as a I agree, the knob alone is enough to discredit this as 18th cent Serves. It looks like the quality of a finial made for a lampshade in the 1970s. The detail in the painted gold filigree around the frame is also, not up to snuff. That said, it is still a very nice piece, just not museum quality. But like m.o.s said, it could be marketed as a vase for potpourri. Late 19th century Serves style Potpourri Vase.[/QUOTE]
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