Very good condition. Please see pictures.
The L.E. Smith Mt. Pleasant Blue Pressed Glass Leaf Berry Spooner Vase is a vintage decorative piece made in the United States. This 5" vase features a charming leaf and berry pattern in a beautiful blue color, adding a touch of elegance to any space. With its original production style and vintage appeal, this spooner vase is perfect for all occasions and would make a lovely addition to any drinkware or barware collection.
Vintage Duncan & Miller Spooner~ Scalloped Rim ~ 3 Faces Frosted Stem About 6.5" tall, 3.75" mouth, 3.25" foot Great used condition. See photos. Thanks for looking!
The Vintage Anchor Hocking Colonial Double Handled Clear Glass Open Sugar Spooner is a charming piece of drinkware from the Colony product line. Made of glass with a clear color and a Colonial style, this spooner features a unique double handled design that adds character to tea or coffee service. Perfect for those who appreciate vintage glassware and intricate craftsmanship, this spooner is a delightful addition to any collection or a thoughtful gift for
The Vintage Anchor Hocking Colonial Double Handled Clear Glass Open Sugar Spooner is a charming piece of drinkware from the Colony product line. Made of glass with a clear color and a Colonial style, this spooner features a unique double handled design that adds character to tea or coffee service. Perfect for those who appreciate vintage glassware and intricate craftsmanship, this spooner is a delightful addition to any collection or a thoughtful gift for
I like how stays free of smudges during a busy morning rush.
A nice touch is the clear rim, which cleanly frames the drink and looks inviting.
Here is a pretty, Early American glass spoon holder. It is 5 inches tall and 3 1/4 inches wide. This is shown in Hallock's book on the Central Glass Company, as their No. 145, named O'Hara. The pattern is also known as Loop. Central Glass was in operation from 1863 to 1893. Central joined the U. S. Glass Combine in 1891 as Factory O. The factory was closed in 1893. Although this spooner is