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Antique blown glass ladle with a convenient flat bottom that allows it to stand alone.
The mouth of this blown glass ladle was blown in thick colorless glass with a polished flat base and applied drawn handle.

Blown Glass Ladle in Clear Glass

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Clear Blown Glass Ladle for Soups or Punch

Antique blown glass ladle with a convenient flat bottom that allows it to stand alone. The mouth was blown in thick colorless glass with a polished flat base and applied drawn handle.

The ladle is big and useful for soups, punch, potions, etc. The design is unique and adds a special flair to any occasion. Blown glass ladles were provided by elegant glasshouses all over the world up until the 1970’s.

The blown glass ladle measures 10″ tall with a 3.25″ wide bowl. It holds ½ cup with ½” empty for rim service.

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