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Posted 2 years ago
kaylatastikk
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I bought two vases like this several months ago, before I became serious about knowing origins or anything. I have been scouring the internet to figure out the manufacturer and have yet to find anything.
There are no identifying marks on the bottom or on the inside.
I doubt it's something of much value because before I started being serious, I was focusing more on quantity over quality because I was collecting mainly for wedding centerpiece purposes.
The pictures are sideways, sorry about that.
Milk GlassMilk glass has been around since the 16th century, but the term itself was …
If the coloring in the pic is true it may not be milk glass.It could be custard glass.
Looks like milk glass to me, no sure of origin. I don't collect milk glass items.
I think It is Milk Glass! I have some Milk Glass In My Glass Collection!
It is milkglass, I'm just trying to identify the manufacturer. The color is a bit off because it is a cell phone picture. It's much more white in real life.