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Miky007
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These were part of my fathers collection found in a closet after he passed.
They are depression I think since they have the flaws like bubbles and such.
One has a Bear motif, and the other is a big cat. Panther or something.
They are raised above the smooth surface of the glasses and have trees and mountains and clouds as well.
Sorry about the pic, it is hard to get this to show as they are the same color.
They are 4.5in tall and about 3in diam at the top.
Any Idea who made these.
Depression GlassDuring the 1920s, 19th-century pattern-glass manufacturers such as McKee, H…