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My Fostoria #1641 Sovereign/Centennial II Cake Stand Collection | Early American Pattern Glass38 of 100 |  |  |
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This is my collection of Fostoria #1641 cake stands. The first image is of the original salver introduced on 1909 and also called Diamond Point Swirl. The second is the ruby glass version that was reissued in 1969 as Centennial II. The third image is of the 1641 original under black light; notice the yellow glow around the edge which is consistent with older glass. The last image in the lead crystal reissue Centennial II under black light.
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stunning:) and beautiful:)
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Beautiful! Love them!
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Splendid! I especially love No. 3!
thank you miKKoChristmas11, it is interesting how old glass reacts to black light. :)
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Love it!!!!! 3rd is my favorite.
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Thank you so much for your help and loves and likes since I have been here, and I hope you and your family have a safe Happy Christmas and a wonderful New Year!...:-)
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