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Update to…..Indiana Glass Clear Blue Harvest Candy Dish

16 Friday Jul 2021

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I have no idea of what happened to the blue version below.  I would have sworn that I had never owned this piece before.  This is obviously a sign of a ‘problem’!

This is the carnival version.  Piece 2914 – the Covered Candy Box – of the Harvest line.  Very pretty colour on this piece.

Re the age.  Hard to tell, Indiana made these pieces for many years.

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January 28, 2012

This is a Depression era (I think) covered candy dish.

Indiana Glass Harvest Candy Box

The edging has an open lace pattern.  These pieces aren’t uncommon and can be found in a large range of colours and finishes and pieces.  I likely bought this because it is blue.  I have had a number of blue serving pieces.  I like to display them in the summer.  Blue seems like a summerish kind of colour!

Update to Indiana Glass Killarney Divided Relish

05 Sunday Jul 2020

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A piece in the green.
And one in crystal.
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September 12, 2012
You can find this piece on ebay in a number of colours – olive green, clear, amber, amber with Carnival tones, etc.  Generally vendors say that it is an early 1930s piece.   But in this colour it would appear more recent than that date.
The following is from the Glass Hermit’s blog:
“This appears to be a very early pattern for the  Indiana Glass Company because of the number #8, which you will often see following the name, Killarney.
So named by collectors because of its similarity to the Celtic cross.  In some of the older catalogs you may find this pattern listed as part of the Narcissus Spray #162 pattern.
 When Killarney was originally presented to the public is a bit of a mystery….only in crystal.  Records state that Indiana Glass “reissued” this pattern in crystal beginning in the late 1950s, therefore we know it was prior to that time.
Killarney appeared in amber, olive green and iridescent gold and a frosted beginning in the early 1960s.”  This information is also verified at the Carnival Heaven site.
It’s a sturdy, pretty piece regardless.  I am posting photos with (1st photo) and without (2nd) the use of the camera’s flash.  Can’t quite do the piece justice.

Indiana Glass 2 Light Candlestick Holder – Pattern #1008

01 Sunday Sep 2019

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I picked up a pair of these 2 light candlestick holders locally.  I’d never seen anything quite like them and had to turn to Facebook (I think) for help IDing the pair.  Someone responded within minutes.

This interesting article about this pattern – Indiana Glass Company`s  Willow (aka) “Oleander” by Leonette A. Walls, Ed. D. Updated 12/03 – is a good read if you want to learn more.