Indiana Glass Company No. 373 Two-Light Candlestick
The pattern is a small one. It also includes a one-light candlestick, a footed bon bon with a cover, and a basket. The mould for the basket was also used to create six different bowls and three salvers, great examples of how many different forms could be made by modifying the shape after it was removed from the mould.
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