Fat-bottomed girls, are we right? Sitting at nearly 20” tall, this pale amber smoothie swung vase has curves in all the right places. Made by American glass company L.E. Smith sometime in the 1960s or 70s, this design is iconic amongst collectors of American glass, though the amber is one of the more common colours.
This piece has no chips or cracks, but does have one small area of wear on the inside about half of the way up the back of its mouth. (It appears as a dark spot in the photos, and feels as though the glass has been filed in that one little spot, but no cracks or chips are evident).
19” tall x 6.5” wide
Fat-bottomed girls, are we right? Sitting at nearly 20” tall, this pale amber smoothie swung vase has curves in all the right places. Made by American glass company L.E. Smith sometime in the 1960s or 70s, this design is iconic amongst collectors of American glass, though the amber is one of the more common colours.
This piece has no chips or cracks, but does have one small area of wear on the inside about half of the way up the back of its mouth. (It appears as a dark spot in the photos, and feels as though the glass has been filed in that one little spot, but no cracks or chips are evident).
19” tall x 6.5” wide
