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Posted 1 year ago
rparker
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Can someone tell me what this is or when it was made or anything at all about it? I bought it at an estate sell because I love green glass and even though I have never considered myself a collector, I like odd pretty objects. My husband said I should look into my pretty things and see what they are and start becoming a real knowledgable collector
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looks to be 'Mt. Vernon' by Indiana Glass and looks like the small covered candy.
http://indianaglass.carnivalheaven.com/id252.htm
Thank you so much TallCakes. I have looked for days on the internet and couldn't find anything like it with the ornament on top. Do you happen to know about when it was made?
Never mind I just found out the information in the site you referred me to lol, thank you again