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Found 5 pieces of this at a local storage shed sale. Someone told me it may be Heisey. The other pieces are small berry bowls. I think it may be a good piece because at the sale people were following me around waiting to see if i was going to put it back.
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Heisey GlassAfter leaving the Union army as a Major after the Civil War, A.H. Heisey sp…
very pretty syrup! And yes, it is Heisey Glass #160 'Locket on a Chain', ca. 1897
Found in what area?
Heisey syrup was found on the west coast of Florida but i think it got here by way of Maine.
Yes, interesting. I wonder where it will go next.
Hopefully on Ebay. Not sure yet.
Will look for an update (or note if you want any thoughts). Good luck.