Stourbridge Victorian Art Glass Tiny Vase Pink Cased Glass Ruffled Crimped Rim Hand Painted Blackberries Vines Leaves

Victorian Era English Art Glass Vase
Miniature Ladies Spittoon / Spitoon
Stourbridge Glass Ladies Cuspidor
Glows fluorescent green under black
light. Vaseline / Uranium Glass.
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Tiny Art Glass Vase Cased Pink 

Crimped Ruffled Rim 

Pale Jade Green Foot.
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2 and 1/8" tall.
2 and 1/8" diameter across the top.
1 and 7/8" diameter across the bottom.
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Crimped, ruffled, pink over white cased rim.
The pink glass over white is applied to the 

rim and goes about half way down the inside 

of the vase. The pink glass gradually fades 

away to a yellow-ish butterscotch color on
the inside. The glass on the foot of the vase
is a pale jade green.

Pale jade green foot. (Uranium glass.)

Uranium Glass glows green under a

Black Light.

Most of the enamel paint is intact but
does show some wear, and a few
scattered flakes and chips to the
paint here and there.

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Pale jade green uranium glass foot.

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The glass is a yellow-ish butterscotch
color on the inside.

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2 and 1/8" tall.
2 and 1/8" diameter across the top.
1 and 7/8" diameter across the bottom.

Handpainted, fired on enamel
decoration of black-berries,
leaves and vines.
Stourbridge Art Glass
Miniature Ladies Spittoon
Cuspidor Spitoon.
Below are more pictures under the
black light.

The picture below was taken with camera
flash.

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Yellow EnamelWare Pitcher Geisha Rickshaw Rebus Cartoon and Benvenuto Cellini Salt Cellar

Vintage  Decorated

Yellow and Black Enamel Ware Pitcher

Large 1 Gallon Capacity 12 Inches Tall

One side is decorated with a comical

rebus cartoon of a Geisha girl / bijin 

riding in a rickshaw / jinrikisha being

 pulled by a peasant man wearing a 

conical coolie hat. 

The rebus in the dialog balloon

consists of the words "GO GO",
the letters SCH, exclamation
points, lightening bolts, asterisks,
stars, a crescent moon and a
bactrian camel.  

I don't know what it all is supposed to
mean. Maybe something bawdy or risque.

The other side of the pitcher is decorated

with a depiction of the famous Benvenuto 

Cellini Salt Cellar Saliera under the words 

"why? hot"

Benvenuto Cellini Salt Cellar Saliera
depicted in black enamel over yellow enamel.

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