Posted 10 years ago
Ilovecarni…
(7 items)
Any idea if creamer or gravy boat?? Also what glass style is. It's about 5 1/2 inches tall. Not sure about width. Pretty just don't know what I have glass style wise- carnival,depression or just reg??
https://www.etsy.com/listing/473496066/fostoria-pressed-glass-avon-cobalt-blue?ref=market
Is there anything written/etched into the medallion shape on the front? It's not carnival glass, and gravy wasn't usually served from glass. It's more likely to be a creamer, even then at 5 1/2 inches it's quite tall for a creamer. Our resident glass expert, and most revered, TallCakes may stop by and give you some information. Whatever it is, it's a lovely piece of glass. Welcome to CW from me.
Bonnie you're quick - however I did leave the post half-way thru for a while. Great ID Bonnie - I knew it would be some kind of memorial piece. Can't get much better than Bonnie's ID.
Thanks, Gillian!
http://avoncollectibleshop.com/avon-fostoria/
"The Avon Fostoria “Mount Vernon” Creamer, also known by some as the Small Pitcher, is a bright cobalt blue and is about 5 and 1/2 inches tall. It is about 4 -1/2 inches across the opening from handle to spout to handle, and 3-1/4 inches across the opening front to back."
Be sure to mark your Mystery as Solved. :-)))
Thanks to you all. I wish I knew as much as you do