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<p>[QUOTE="Cherryhill, post: 31460, member: 70"]In the mid to late 20th century a type of glass was called 'FireGlow', some once thought it was from Sandwich. It was a warm gray brown color that when held up to transmitted light showed the rich colors that your piece shows. This is not to say that yours is FireGlow, but that it is similar. The 'color' that yours is, is not named, otherwise, but is often described.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Cherryhill, post: 31460, member: 70"]In the mid to late 20th century a type of glass was called 'FireGlow', some once thought it was from Sandwich. It was a warm gray brown color that when held up to transmitted light showed the rich colors that your piece shows. This is not to say that yours is FireGlow, but that it is similar. The 'color' that yours is, is not named, otherwise, but is often described.[/QUOTE]
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