Latticino Shell Silkwood Glass Sea by offering for sale a
Description
by offering for sale a collection of vintage reproduction cup plates
Each piece was blown into a hinged iron mold
popularized by stores selling glass ornaments imported from Germany
This Historical Reproduction Cup Plate features the inscription "Mary Surratt House" across the top
Celery was first cultivated as a food in 17th century France and considered a delicacy and status symbol by Victorians because of the expense of importing it from the Mediterranean
Latticino Shell Silkwood Glass Sea by offering for sale aHandcrafted by Silkwood Glass in San Jose, CA. Measure's roughly 12"H x 8"W
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