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From the Long Island, NY estate of a long time antiques dealer, this lovely pair of Vitrock marked milk glass vases evoke the Art Deco style and look great on a shelf or mantle. Each of the two vases features Art Deco style scrollwork on the sides and clamshell motif rising from the bottom base, and they're a nice size at approximately 8.0" high and flaring out to 4.5" wide at the top from a 3.5" diameter base. Milk Glass has a long history, originally made during the 1700's in England. It was named milk glass because of its milky white coloration and was called "Opal Ware" by glassmakers. It was meant to be an imitation of china and porcelain when it was first produced in England. It was not highly successful commercially until the mid 1800's, and milk glass produced during the late 1800's - early 1900's is highly prized by collectors. Each of these 2 matching vases is in very good condition and marked on the bottom Vitrock. Bargain price!  /75

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