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This vase was also my mother's. It sat on her buffet for many years. I love the colors. I don't know much more about it. I have tried to identify the maker, the style & the pattern but i'm really not to sure. I would like to know who made it, when it was made and also the value of it. The vase is in very good condition no cracks or chips .
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It's a contemporary Indiana "Heirloom" vase in red Carnival.
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I bought 3 or 4 of the "Heirloom Goblets" in the First of 1960 at Sears in Anderson, S.C. I guess it is best to never relove the Maker's Stickers. I never did.