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wagirl
Posts: 18,494
Registered: ‎03-09-2010

Re: A PRETTY TYPE OF GLASS

‎05-05-2025 08:55 AM

@Oznell ---that would be so nice but--it is packed away --SOMEWHERE-- in storage with the many other boxes---and until I move again , it will stay hidden. 

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haddon9
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Re: A PRETTY TYPE OF GLASS

‎05-05-2025 09:24 AM

I had a piece very similar to the "banana stand" but I'm afriad I didn't due my part in child proffing my home well enough and my grandson knocked it over last summer.

 

Very pretty pieces!

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spiderw
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Re: A PRETTY TYPE OF GLASS

‎05-09-2025 10:12 PM

Stunning pieces of milk glass! I love all the pieces shown in the photos.  I may have a piece in the breakfront but only one.  This type of glass would be so pretty to display all year around , it stands out and brightens a room!

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CelticCrafter
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Re: A PRETTY TYPE OF GLASS

‎05-10-2025 05:41 PM

I have all my grandmothers milk glass.  Plates, cups, saucers, footed custard cups, etc.  Two boxes full. 

 

Just this week I was thinking about it and taking it down from the closet and donating it to the church thrift shop.

 

I did take one plate annd turned the custard cup upside down and glued them together to make a cake plate.

 

The design on the Christmas decorations is the exact same one as what I have.

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