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Hi All,
Over the last few weeks I've looked at every piece of carnival glass for sale & bid on ebay, literally! lol I've also been doing some research on the net for this pattern & maker, and cannot find anything of the same pattern.
If anyone has any information on this pattern and maker I would be most grateful for the share. Because this one has me stumped.
Thanks for taking the time to look at this and hopefully be able to help me.
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hi Im wayne 123 i have the bowl and basket, its made by Indiana class co. in the 70's its a fruit with strawberries pattern you can find more info.at http://www. carnivalheaven.com hope this help's you.
Thats what I was thinking wayne, but I could not rememeber the pattern
Thanks for the posts, but I've gone to the site and cannot find the pattern that's being referred to. I looked at all of the pattern names that made references to fruit and harvest, still no luck on finding this exact pattern. If anyone comes across it please do share the name and maker, as it's not marked. I've probably looked at over 20,000 pictures of carnival glass, including ebay.
Thanks for all help that is offered. It really is appreciated! :)
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