Amber gooseberry with 17 lines. Original mint condition with no chips or hits.  Practically as difficult to find in undamaged condition as a clambroth!

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Huge dark amber corn husk with a classic but better than normal wide subsurface single ribbon running pontil to pontil. It is very very hard to find  and rarely seen this size! Couple subsurface reflections but no chips. Surface rust spot that can be removed without risking damage to the glass by soaking in CLR, I just haven't taken the time.

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Corn Husk in a light amber base glass- a difficult to find German handmade type. This one has a few minor dings and an as-made raised touch-pull. Very uncommon type that is favored by many collectors.

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Corn Husk - a difficult to find German handmade type. This one has light honey glass with a single wide corn husk subsurface ribbon that appears yellow because of the glass. This is basically mint with a few minor ticks.

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Large light amber gooseberry with 18 lines. A few tiny nicks, which do not detract. Tough to find larger size!

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Light yellow/honey gooseberry with 15 evenly spaced lines. Dark central core. Really nice.

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Tightline Gooseberry with an incredile 25 threads.  That's virtually unheard of.  Fairly even distribution of coverage.  Rare type for this variety.

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