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Item Number:  745
Height:  4½″
Production Dates:  1935-1958

Fostoria | American | SweetPea VaseThe Fostoria American Sweetpea Vase is just that – sweet.  While most people today spell “sweet pea” as two separate words, the Fostoria Glass Company did describe and spell the vase as one word – “Sweetpea”.  With a bowl shape, the sides gradually flow upward and outward.  Instead of a serrated top edge, this vase’s edging is clear and smooth.

The Sweetpea Vase is approximately 4½” high, with a top opening of about 7″. The bottom of the vase has a ray or petal-like design, and is about 3″ in diameter.  When viewing the Sweetpea Vase online – or in pictures – the size can be deceiving.  It looks small; much like a cup.  It is not small or slight in weight. A hefty piece of glass it is, and quite substantial.

The Sweetpea Vase is not a rare piece; however, it is not common either.  It was produced at the Fostoria Glass Factory from around 1935 – 1958.  The form and shape of this lovely vase is just perfect for making a floral arrangement with delicate and fragrant Sweet Pea’s.

As an eBay Partner, I may be compensated if you make a purchase on eBay.  The following link shows available Sweetpea Vases on eBay

Protecting your American Glassware

Storage Boxes

To help prevent damage to our beloved American items, and to allow for easy identification, I like to use storage boxes.  A variety of boxes are available, and some of them have windows which will allow you to quickly see the contents of the box.  I also like identify each box with the item’s identification number.  I no longer have to worry about the safety of my glassware.  They are easy to access, and the attractive boxes keep my pantry very organized!  ♥

You can find more information on a variety of boxes in the following paid link.  Full Disclosure:  I am an Amazon Associate; thus, I earn from qualifying purchases.  Available Storage Boxes on Amazon.