Victorian Glass Celery Vase Reproduction by McDermott Earth Measures roughly 8" x 8"

Measures roughly 8" x 8" x 8"

This reproduction was made using production methods similar to those used by the old Sandwich factories

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similar to those originally produced by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company

Measures roughly 3"L x 2

Victorian Glass Celery Vase Reproduction by McDermott Earth Measures roughly 8" x 8"Celery vases were popular from the 1830s to the early 1900s. Celery was a luxury food in the Victorian era, and celery vases were a symbol of wealth. Native to the Mediterranean, wild celery was used as a food flavoring and medicine in ancient times. Celery was first cultivated as a food in 17th century France and considered a delicacy and status symbol by Victorians because of the expense of importing it from the Mediterranean. Celery vases were