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<p>[QUOTE="fenton, post: 35088, member: 180"]If the Stems were Blown, then there would be a Pontil mark on the bottom. If no Pontil mark, they would be pressed glass. They look like they may go together, but the stems could be used for Shrimp Cocktails.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fenton, post: 35088, member: 180"]If the Stems were Blown, then there would be a Pontil mark on the bottom. If no Pontil mark, they would be pressed glass. They look like they may go together, but the stems could be used for Shrimp Cocktails.[/QUOTE]
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