Posted 2 years ago
wolcott1
(43 items)
This was my grandmother's. There are no markers on it. I always thought it was a candy jar. Any ideas of origin would be welcome... Thanks!
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Heisey # 465 Recessed Panel 1 lb. Candy Jar with what is typically referred to as gold encrusted minton etching.
http://clicksnipwow.com/chataboutdg/img895.search.htm
here is a comparison of various minton borders
http://clicksnipwow.com/chataboutdg/img9299.search.htm
TallCakes, you are too kind... Thanks so much for the speedy delivery of very relevant info for this candy jar! :)
you are very welcome. I should also have mentioned that this type of high end glass from the depression era is called 'Elegant Glass'.
Tall Cakes, I love that this piece has a name now! I didn't know it was Depression Glass much less "high end." Thanks so much again...
very nice!!!!
Thanks Bellin68!!
Beautiful detail in the gilt.Very special piece wolcott !!
Thanks Hedgewalker, always nice to hear from you :)
Thanks wolcott same here ; )