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Posted 6 years ago

JenniferH
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I think this would be considered black milk glass but I am not sure. I am also trying to figure out who made this. I know there were several popular dancing nymph patterns. I want to say made by the Consolidated Glass Co but could be wrong. Also initially I thought a planter but seems too lovely for that.. it’s 4 inches tall by 4 inches wide by 8 inches long.

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Newfld, 6 years ago
Beautiful piece, lovely raised images of dancers
JenniferH, 6 years ago
Thank you Mrstyndall and Newfld (as always)!
Watchsearcher, 5 years ago
You don't have dimensions but if it's not too large, that would be pretty on a bathroom counter with rolled-up hand towels in it.
JenniferH, 5 years ago
What a great idea! I updated the dimensions as well. Thank you for your idea! I love it.
PhilDMorris, 5 years ago
I love the image of pan and his dancers, beautiful detail !~
kwqd, 5 years ago
I believe it is by LE Smith, but I'll do some digging.
Junkman60, 5 years ago
It is L E Smith. I have two matching loving cup vases that match your piece.Your piece is called a window box vase.They also were made in a cobalt blue.
JenniferH, 5 years ago
Thanks for the info! Another solved!
TallCakes, 5 years ago
it's Smith #433 c1930s; sometime called 'Snake Dance' as the scarves above the ladies heads look a bit like snakes. AKA: Dancing Ladies

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