Victorian Era Pressed Glass Celery Spooner w/ Dip Dish

Name: Victorian Era Pressed Glass Celery Spooner w/ Dip Dish
Brand: Vintage
SKU: 655e7024ffb5d05d5ed60869
Price: 30.0 USD
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Victorian Era Pressed Glass Celery Spooner w/ Dip Dish. This item was a mystery to me, but if you read the comments below, you will see the case has been solved! It is a lovely piece in excellent antique condition! lot 0617 📦 Bundle Discounts on Multiple Items 📬 Fast Shipping ⭐️ 5 Star Seller with over 600 ratings ❤️ 100's of excellent customer reviews 🌟 Posh Ambassador II NEW TO POSHMARK? 💐 Welcome to an excellent, fun place to shop and sell! Use code lisakpa at sign up and get $10 off your first order. 🛍

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ringthing313 Just a guess, but a fancy match holder?

Nov 29Reply

lisakpa @ringthing313 Well, that sounds like a reasonable deduction! Thank you. 💕 Maybe someone who has one of these can confirm??

Nov 29Reply

nielworthington The tall one I think is a Vintage Pressed glass Celery Spooner Vase. Selling for $ 32.00 on line. The rectangular crystal is either an ash tray or the top to a crystal box. or one could use it on their nightstand to hold their jewelry at night. It is just simply beautiful and elegant. These are a teal at 30 bucks. Beautiful, 🌏 Love your closet!!💜. Ash Neil

Feb 19Reply

lisakpa @nielworthington Thank you Ash for your wisdom and insight! It is very helpful! Your closet is beautiful! 💖 We actually have one of the same pieces with EAPG plate. Take care and happy posting. 😊

Feb 19Reply

caroline_mroz It is a pressed glass celery vase with celery dish for dip, back in the Victorian era celery was rare and hard to grow, so people would clean the celery and put it in a vase with water on the table as a centerpiece, it was a sign of wealth :)) my grandmother had one just like yours!

Mar 19Reply

lisakpa @caroline_mroz Oh...that is so interesting. Thank you for sharing! I bet that's it. Thinking of what you're saying, celery was likely smaller and may have fit the dish. So many kind, helpful people on Posh and you're certainly one of them! 💕

Mar 20Reply

caroline_mroz @lisakpa 💕😘

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