Antique vase owned by Thomas Edison

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Posted by PeregrineX

11 years ago

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Description **The vase in the pictures is the one with the peaches and grapes painted on the side.** A vase that claims to have been owned by Thomas Edison himself. I am not looking to sell at the moment, but I am looking for an estimated price. This vase has a long family history. Its first known owner was Thomas Edison himself, who then passed it on to one of his coworkers. That coworker then passed it on to his friend: my great-grandmother, and it has been passed down in my family since. There is no signature to be seen, but then again, I never took it out of the china cabinet. I'm sorry I couldn't get better pictures, but I hope the resolution is plenty. Thanks, Mason Frey.

Category Glassware and Crystal

Medium Glass

Distinguishing marks Peach fruit on the side, as well as some grapes.

Condition Excellent

Date Period Late 19th century

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