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u/cnelsonsic · 2 pointsr/glasscollecting

The older sets were purely decorative, and if you wash them you should use gentle detergents and a soft cloth.

I would save them for special occasions, personally. Especially since they're so fragile.

Get a good modern bowl that if you drop it with your buttery popcorn hands you won't cry when it shatters into a million pieces. Maybe some nice metal bowls?

u/John2Nhoj · 1 pointr/glasscollecting

It might help to invest in some books if you collect or deal in Carnival Glass a good deal.

These two authors are among the best on the subject.


https://www.amazon.com/Carnival-Glass-Mystery-Glen-Thistlewood/dp/0764329898

https://www.amazon.com/Northwoods-Carnival-Glass-Carl-Burns/dp/0895380609

u/uxthings · 2 pointsr/glasscollecting

It looks a lot like this Mikasa vase, but it's not the same shape.

u/mcfandrew · 4 pointsr/glasscollecting

I’d start with Motsenbocker's Lift Off for paint and progress to harsher solvents from there.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07227X796/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_43jPCb642HCJG