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for Milk Glass lovers: my MG cake stand collection | Milk Glass81 of 127 |  |  |
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TallCakes
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This is a tier of a number of milk glass cake stands from my collection. There are a few more packed away in boxes but these are displayed on shelves in the dining room. Just thought some of the milk glass lovers would enjoy seeing some milk glass.
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thanks Bellin & scandi...
Cake stands are so 'now' thanks to Planet Cake and Cake Boss!
What an amazing collection.
Thanks for sharing it.
I agree with Bellin.
Breathtaking! What a gorgeous collection, thank you for sharing them. I collect milk glass and sell cake stands and thought I had seen all of the milk glass stands, but you have some I am not familiar with. So happy to see them :)
thanks again everyone. My cake stand range in age from the EAPG era to a new bakers stand that isn't in the pic.
Splendid display.
thanks all for the comments and loves
Hi Tallcakes:
Can you take a look at what I think is a depression glass soup tureen I recently got at a sale? I was hoping you would have seen it posted by now and could probably give me info on it.
Thanks so much:)
wow... I really love the creativty in your pic. This is the healthy version of low cal sweets. Truly adds a new appreciation to the idea of collecting cake stands and how to display.
thanks Leah; no calories is eye candy!
How did I miss this, awesome!!!!
thanks AmberRose : )
and a big thanks for the many loves : )