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Fostoria Glass84 of 151Vaseline/Uranium glass platesFostoria Glass Champagne Glass (Extra Large) Etch #250 Oriental, 1920's.
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    Posted 9 years ago

    FirstBuzz
    (15 items)

    I found a pair of these at Goodwill for $1.99 each. They are 10" tall and quite heavy. I can't seem to find them online? Any ideas? Thanks!

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    Comments

    1. Trey Trey, 9 years ago
      Welcome to CW:)
    2. LOUMANAL LOUMANAL, 9 years ago
      Fostoria Glass Co. made similar satin Glass candleholders in the 1960-1970's era and I think they are called "Rebecca at The Well". RER(BOB)
    3. TallCakes TallCakes, 9 years ago
      ditto on 'Rebecca At The Well'. These were made by Fostoria for the Henry Ford Museum and marked HFM in the fold of the skirt. This is a reproduction of an 1877 pattern by Bakewell, Pears & Co.
    4. FirstBuzz FirstBuzz, 9 years ago
      Wow! I was about to disregard them because they were fakes until I saw the cost of them on eBay! Not bad for $1.99!
      Thank you for your help!
    5. FirstBuzz FirstBuzz, 9 years ago
      Sorry. I am just learning...
      Is this worth putting in my booth, or should I list it as a fake?
    6. MeliG MeliG, 9 years ago
      No need to say fake, a reproduction if they are the ones mentioned by Tallcakes.

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