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It may have been part of a costume given that it is more about looks than function and the craftsmanship is definitely "good enough for stage
This jar is made of thick glass with all sorts of wonderful air bubbles and other great imperfections consistent with old glass
4 carat flat-cut garnet
Peridot jewelry reached the height of its popularity during the late Victorian Aesthetic Period between 1885 and 1901
"Jack in the Pulpit" Frosted Glass Fluted Hand Vase vase It may have been partAbsolutely gorgeous frosted glass vase resembling a Jack in the Pulpit flower. The vase features a hand holding a fluted glass cornucopia. Hand motifs are seen in abundance in Victorian jewelry and housewares. A hand holding a cornucopia would symbolize abundance and good fortune. Cornucopia (cornu copiae) translated from latin means "horn of plenty." These vases were popular in the Victorian era and into the 1950s. Some glass and pottery companies
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