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Canton Glass No.130 Antique EAPG Blue Bowl Multiple Scrolls

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Antique Canton Glass Bowl. This antique EAPG blue glass bowl was made by Canton Glass Company around 1893. It's OMN is No. 130, aka Multiple Scrolls. The bowl is approx. 7 3/4" across x 3" tall. The bowl does have wear, aging and scratching along with some chipping.

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