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My Grandma’s vases, passed down to me

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    Posted 6 months ago

    ChaserJM
    (1 item)

    Handed down from my Grandma. Blue one is Smith’s Old Time Hand Blown Glass. The other appears to be a cheap knock-off, but I love it & it’s my fav so I shared.

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    1. Newfld Newfld, 6 months ago
      Both vases are gorgeous, lovely setting in the window
    2. mp.kunst mp.kunst, 6 months ago
      Is the one on the right a sooner glass?

      in Spiro, Oklahoma, made many Sooner glass pieces, but other locations, including Colorado Springs, Colorado and Fort Smith, Arkansas, also produced this type of glass. Sooner glass was originally sold under the "Old Hickory Glass" label, but became more commonly known as "Sooner Glass" in the 1950s

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