Heisey made many pieces for arranging flowers, including the unusual two-piece No. 15 floral block and Duck insert. It was made in Crystal and several colors; this example is in Hawthorne (1927-1928).
No. 15 floral block with Duck insert in Hawthorne
No. 1205 Fancy Loop mustard jar in Emerald
An example of Heisey’s early pressed patterns imitating cut glass, the No. 1205 Fancy Loop mustard jar in Emerald was made around 1896.
No. 1951 Cabochon covered candy box in Dawn
Designed by Horace King, this No. 1951 Cabochon candy box exemplifies the sleek lines of Mid-century Modern. Made in Dawn from 1955 to 1957.
No. 444 Vase
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