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Posted 5 months ago
BHock45
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Here is something I know nothing about....milk glass. First of all, is this milk glass? All I know about this, is that when I was a child my grandmother had this all over the place. She used to keep candy in it. So, if anything, at least it reminds of those horrible Christmas mints I used to eat as a child (the green ones). And of course, much better than that, grandma and grandpa. This is labeled on the bottom:
"EO BRODY CO
MJ-42
CLEVELAND OHIO USA"
I am not even sure this is glass...looks like plastic until touched.
Milk GlassMilk glass has been around since the 16th century, but the term itself was …
thanks mustangtony!
Yes, this is milk glass. E.O Brody was only one manufacturer, but there are lots of Brody pieces out there. they all have numbers molded into the bottoms of the pieces. Brody also made lines in green glass.
thanks fixitjmc for the help!