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Description
picture shows all. I think it might be a make-up powder bowl and the notch on the swans back is probably for the applique brush handle. chances are it might come from one of the glass/crystal manufacters in Ohio, especially Anchor Hocking, but not sure, and have no idea what it might be worth on auction. It could also be from J.C. Penney from the 1960's-early 70's, I cant find it on eBay. Thank you in advance to anyone who knows any info on it. :)
Category
Glassware and Crystal
Medium
glass
Distinguishing marks
jig jag cut from lid to bowl is what makes this piece special to me. also in the middle of wings on top part of swan, that makes it look like you could put a powder make up brush handle on.
Condition
Mint
Size and dimensions of this item
4" circle diameter 4" high
Date Period
1920's-1970's
Weight
1 lb.
History
Grandmother owned it. She lived in Ohio from 1928 to 1952, then moved to LA/Orange cty, CA. It might have belonged to her mother. I dont know.
Price Paid (If known)
family heirloom
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Re: Crystal Swan Candy Bowl.
forgot to mention that she lived right next to the venice beach pier in L.A. County between 1952-1958, and that might make it carnival glass/crystal.