Wall Pocket, Fire Ember Orange Urn-shaped, Germany Fruits and Vegetables Imagine tea or luncheon or

Imagine tea or luncheon or breakfast with bright yellow roses overflowing from vases and sprinkled across the plates

The glassware was transparent and embedded with small pieces of colored glass and metallic flakes

this can is the perfect size and weight for little hands

Manufactured in the United States and imported from Europe during these years

The dramatic ruffled edge and patterned bowl that mimics cut glass is a testament to the creative vision and artistic talent of the glassmaker

Wall Pocket, Fire Ember Orange Urn-shaped, Germany Fruits and Vegetables Imagine tea or luncheon orUrn shaped fire ember orange wall pocket made in Germany. Popularized in the early years of the 20th century, figural wall pockets took form in many shapes and sizes and were designed to hold cut flowers or to root plants such as ivy. Wall pockets were manufactured in the United States and imported from Europe in the years prior to the Second World War, after which imports from Japan became popular and through the 1950s and 1960s. Glazed in a