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Post by dantheman December 17th 2009, 3:00 pm

w german Pc160010

a friend sent me this pic for id and valuation,any thoughts?

the base mark is w germany 184-65 a whopping 26 inches!


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Post by big ed December 17th 2009, 3:02 pm

It's Scheurich , what height is it
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Post by dantheman December 17th 2009, 3:16 pm

26 inches, have you a ballpark guesstimate?

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Post by big ed December 17th 2009, 3:43 pm

It is not often these biggies come up , the handle is hollow and I agree it is not the most pleasing of shapes , still the size of the floor vase alone would make me think £100 at the very least possibly double that , the prices are going up for the more decorative floor vases ,but I think the rarity would sell it , selling abroad would be a problem though ( postage n' stuff ).
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Post by dantheman December 17th 2009, 3:48 pm

the buyer is already in place and will pick up the vase,my friend just needed to know how much to charge

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