Early Molded Glass Pinecone Ornament with Teal Wash and Internal Silvering, c. 1940–1955 animal while also serving as an

while also serving as an engaging decorative accent in a covered outdoor setting such as a porch or garden alcove

is a beautiful example of American studio pottery from the early 70s

Their classic form and decorative detailing make them well suited to traditional

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Early Molded Glass Pinecone Ornament with Teal Wash and Internal Silvering, c. 1940–1955 animal while also serving as anHand blown molded glass Christmas ornament produced in Central Europe, circa 19401955, likely from the Lauscha region of Germany or surrounding Eastern European glassmaking centers. The ornament is formed in the shape of a pinecone, a popular natural motif in early to mid 20th century holiday decoration symbolizing continuity and winter landscape. The clear glass body was mouth blown into a pinecone mold, then finished with internal silvering to