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Deanteaks
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any info on these, I bought these recently, how old are they? hand blown glass, the round clear 2 are not glass, the one with coins are silver coins, uncirculated, frozen in time 1961, they quit making silver ones in 1964 :)
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Nice little group! I would guess they are from the 60's at the earliest. It looks like you have a few St.Clair, are the ones with the flowers signed? Are any of them signed? The clear ones are lucite. The one you singled out w/the millefiori was likely made in china. It has too many air bubbles to be Murano. Hope this helps.
thank you :)
Dean: My folks had one for as long as I can remember,I was born in 1934,not sure what ever happened to it.Probably around the house here somewhere.If my memory is is correct it was about 3" diameter with a flat spot on the bottom.If I find it will give you a better description.We moved to this house in 1978 and put alot of boxes in the attic for storage and they are still there.