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This is one of my favorite pieces(You will "hear"that phrase from me quite often).One thing I really love is how it changes in different lighting.These came in several colors such as mine in yellow opalescent.And you can jump over to see alienmagnets beautiful one in bittersweet.
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Fostoria GlassIn 1887, L. B. Martin and W. S. Brady founded the Fostoria Glass Company in…
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maker is fostoria and the pattern is called heirloom. hope that helps
Thanks all for the love !!
Thanks wolcott !!!! The pics do this piece no justice.If you ever get a chance to get one take it.You will not be disappointed.
I love the opalescent look!
Thanks thriftfan and Glasseyed !! Yeah I can change the look of this piece quite dramatically by changing the lighting.Glad you like wolcott !!
Thanks Deco,van and Maggie !!
Thanks inky !!
Thanks scandi and walksoftly !!
Thanks official and petey !!
stunning and very beautiful and how did i miss this:)
Thanks Sean !!!
your very welcome buddy:)