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Posted 8 months ago
JayHow
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This was my 3rd puchase of carnival and I realize Im getting addicted to this glass. It is so beautiful and the History of how it was made and the pieces I have so far are all antique(over 100yrs old) is what is sooo intriging to me. I paid the most for this baby, but after I saw the claw and ball feet on it, I just had to have it. I like the fact that this one is in cobalt blue too. This is part of a table set that would have contained a sugar bown, creamer, butter dish and this spooner. As far as I know, they only made these in marigold and cobalt. So I feel very lucky to have found it. Once again, Its also PERFECT!
Carnival GlassCarnival glass, or inexpensively made glassware treated to have an iridesce…
love the colors:)
can anyone tell me if this is a spooner or spittoon? Im still learning!
Hello JayHow , please post your galle glass and i can help you with it:)