Carnival Glass - Vase - India (Jain)

Description: Vintage carnival glass vase manufactured in India in the 1930's by the Jain Glass company in the Goa design in the "Coronation" pattern in Marigold. In Glen and Stephen Thistlewood's book, A Century of Carnival Glass (p. 180), they define Goa-style vases as "a group of Indian vases with a distinctive, classic hourglass shape, usually made of thin mold-blown glass with marigold iridescence, and generally running around 6" high. The vases are named for the island of Goa off of India, where the first examples were found. Goa-style vases are nearly identical in design: all have a shape tha can be described as a top-heavy hour glass; all have a ridge that runs in a band about a quarter of the way down the vase; and all have a slightly flared and ruffled mouth. The vases, however, vary in the pattern impressed on the exterior of the glass. To date, Goa-style vases have been found in eight patterns. Dimensions: 5" High, Mouth 2 1/4", Base 2 1/2" Excellent condition w/o chips/cracks. GTT# Note: We do not ship outside the U.S. Returns and Exchanges (within14 days of receipt of purchase) Buyer is responsible for return shipping costs, and any loss in value if an item isn't returned in original condition. Please contact us prior to making a purchase if you have any questions about the item. The photos are the exact item that will be shipped to you. Your feedback after purchase would be greatly appreciated. Our business evolves around having satisfied customers who are repeat buyers. Thanks!

Price: 65 USD

Location: Kingston, Georgia

End Time: 2024-09-02T14:50:20.000Z

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