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i have had this huge candy dish for a very long time with the lid , i believe it 24 % lead crystal . it makes a very beautiful clear sound when it dings when by fingers flicking the glass. love this also because it looks like a acorn as well :) and its very heavy as well.
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Very nice Sean !
thankyou hedgewalker:)
thankyou mustangtony for the love :)
I run into Towle now and again. Also metal pieces???? Is this something I should be picking up?
hello Amberrose , this the only one i have and this was the very first piece of glass i bought when i first started collecting many years ago. so this basically a starter piece for me. no you dont have to pick up:)
how are you tonight Sean?
eye4beauty , thankyou and that whats i mean an "ACORN". lol, Thankyou eye4beauty, n2bmn123, scandinavian_piecs , Marc112, and vetraio50 for the loves:)
and mike im fine and thankyou for asking :) i hope your have a great one mike:)
thankyou musikchoo for the love and Londonloetzlearner for the loves:)
This is nice:)
thankyou Micmac for love :) and the kind words:)
thankyou officialfuel for the like:)