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<p>[QUOTE="42Skeezix, post: 60113, member: 40"]I don't know what you're expecting but this compote, in fine condition, no CHIPS, no CRACKS, no PROBLEMS, should still do 200-300 even in today's market. Color makes a big difference too, though a hundred bucks for marigold seems like a decent price to me. That's what the CLEAN examples on eBay were pulling. The others had problems. Amethyst is much better, then blue and green, with exceptionally nice examples exceeding four figures.</p><p><br /></p><p>Your piece has very nice, but average iridescence.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="42Skeezix, post: 60113, member: 40"]I don't know what you're expecting but this compote, in fine condition, no CHIPS, no CRACKS, no PROBLEMS, should still do 200-300 even in today's market. Color makes a big difference too, though a hundred bucks for marigold seems like a decent price to me. That's what the CLEAN examples on eBay were pulling. The others had problems. Amethyst is much better, then blue and green, with exceptionally nice examples exceeding four figures. Your piece has very nice, but average iridescence.[/QUOTE]
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