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kflan85
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My grandmother brought this back from a friend's estate sale in Florida. I would like to know more about the age and origin of this piece, but I am not a glassware expert and don't even know the terminology well enough to do a proper search. Any information about the maker, age, value, or even a name for the color or style would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
The smaller plate measures 6” wide x 1 ½” tall, while the larger one measures 9 ¼” wide x 1 ¾” tall
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I'm not sure, but they are beautiful!
Not a glass expert either, but could be Carnival Indiana Glass known as Celeste, but not sure.