L. E. Smith Glass Co Jardinere Bowl Vaseline Glass | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
fortapache
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This was made in the 1930s by the L. E. Smith Glass Company. It is 3 1/2" tall and 3 1/2". It has the Greek Key trim along the top. There is a frog that goes on the top but sadly I do not have that part.
Showing it along with some of its green uranium glass friends.
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Thank you very much Weirdpucket. Yes it is the Greek Key pattern. My title was getting a bit busy.
I have the same vase in Cobalt Blue with the same Greek Key design. RER(BOB)
Thank you Loumanual. I saw one other on CW in frosted Vaseline glass.
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Thanks fort! I have one just like your, with the frog, I also have a green one with a cover, as well as a frog. I don't understand the fern bowl part, though.
That you very much upstatenycollector. I copied the Fren Bowl part from another part. Perhaps I will amend the title.
That might be absolutely correct. Just because I don't understand it, certainly does not mean it's wrong!!!!
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