wow, this is gorgeous!! not of my choosing, the jewelry tv channel is droning on and on, wearing me down with its offerings. it's funny though, i immediately thought of a native digging away and discovering this treasure on some unknown island! i am hoping you'll share the origins of this lovely piece...perhaps found in a glass factory's refuse??
Sheri - It is indeed from a scrap pile at a glass factory in Oklahoma.
Joanny - Oh, I didn't mean to represent it. See my answer to Sheri. I only slugged it "Titanic" because I thought it resembled an iceberg. Sorry. And no I haven't seen the Titanic exhibit.
wow, this is gorgeous!! not of my choosing, the jewelry tv channel is droning on and on, wearing me down with its offerings. it's funny though, i immediately thought of a native digging away and discovering this treasure on some unknown island! i am hoping you'll share the origins of this lovely piece...perhaps found in a glass factory's refuse??
ReplyDeleteI adore glass. This is beautiful. The Titanic Exhibit is in Columbus right now. I've gotta go visit. Thanks for reminding me!
ReplyDeleteOh my...beautiful
ReplyDeleteGlass is beautiful even in a jagged state - still looks like a work of art,, sad though it is from the once majestic Titanic.
ReplyDeleteHave you seen the exhibit I wonder?
Joanny
Sheri - It is indeed from a scrap pile at a glass factory in Oklahoma.
ReplyDeleteJoanny - Oh, I didn't mean to represent it. See my answer to Sheri. I only slugged it "Titanic" because I thought it resembled an iceberg. Sorry. And no I haven't seen the Titanic exhibit.