Emerald Green Napco swirl bowl/planter 4"x5"Vintage Item disclaimers SEE ALL PHOTOS prior to purchasing. No significant note NAPCO (National Potteries Corporation), founded in Bedford, Ohio in 1938, initially focused on importing items and creating floral containers. Their green glass items were made in Cleveland, Ohio, and often came in various shades like emerald or "avocado" green. They produced green glass bowls and vases starting in the late 1950s and primarily producing during the 1960s &

Characteristics: Thick

The "Diamond Point" pattern was a flagship product line for Indiana Glass

GLASSES ONLY  DECANTER IS AVAILABLE UNDER ITEM 2228

Smith's mid-century popularization of the pattern

Manufacturer: Central Glass Works (also known as Central Glass Company)

Some residue on the bottom of the feet

Vintage Item disclaimer Note: Beautiful vintage condition with gold around the edges

Vintage Item disclaimers Note: One of the glasses has a rough spot along a small edge

Note: Small wear on the tips of the antlers

Satsuma ware is a renowned type of Japanese pottery

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All 3 bowls have excellent shine and color