Topic: Help to identify Carnival Glass funeral vase pattern

[Picker21]

I go picking a lot at garage sales etc and came across a pair of vases I think funeral vases they are 21" That the base is 5"and the opening on top is 8"

[Picker21]

It will not let me post pictures for some reason

[LEGSY]

Try resizing the picture serch the help pages its fairly easy even I just did it lol

[chopin-liszt]

This is the topic you need.
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,34093.0.html

Welcome, both of you. 

[Picker21]

Got it

[chopin-liszt]

Even I recognise a nice bit of what is called "Carnival Glass". American, I believe.
There are folk here who will be able to help you identify your vases - which are not for funerary purposes. I'm afraid this isn't my area. Just have a little patience and the right person will come along, I'm sure.
Not everybody comes here every day. 

[Lustrousstone]

It is what carnival collectors call a funeral vase; the base has to be at least 5 in. Height is irrelevant. The pattern might be Fenton Rustic

[chopin-liszt]

I stand corrected! Thanks.

I thought "funerary vases" were more like ginger jars - a lidded pot for remains.
I'd have called this a spill container!

[Lustrousstone]

I suspect is more to do with flowers than ashes. At 21 in it might be better for pokers than spills LOL

[chopin-liszt]

 
Long spills?
Certainly impressive pieces, and lovely to have a pair.