Whether white or coloured, the new bubble glass is most fascinating. One shop in London is showing this glass in the shape of old Colonial pickle jars. Huge vases the shape of tumblers, two feet high, can be obtained in this original glass. These make delightful floor or stool vases to hold spikes of delphiniums, hollyhocks or branches of the lovely jasmine. Another vase in this ware of deep gentian blue with two quaint little loop Handles.
For small glass vases to decorate the luncheon table many of the modern reproductions of old goblets can be adopted with success, Goblets of chrysolite—a beautiful green and gold glass-ware—make delightful corner-of-the-table vases., Old Waterford Tumblers, Reproductions of old Waterford' tumblers can be bought inexpensive: ly, and make delightful little vases to hold velvety pansies Georgian toasting glasses and ting.ake delightful vasco to hold nasturtiums, flax, cornftow: rs, ete.
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