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When his grandmother passed away, this homeowner inherited a giant armoire filled with a prized collection of antique milk glass. The azure hues, smooth curves, and intricate glassy designs fascinated him, so he and his wife designed the decor of their living and dining rooms around the collection. They hung various milk-glass plates in groupings on the walls and placed containers and other pieces on the mantel and tables.
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