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Post by Deleted on Oct 21, 2020 17:41:36 GMT
Yes!!! I remember them—so good! my Grandma's candy dish was a cut-glass dish with a lid; she kept the ribbon candy, and the filled peanut-shaped and raspberry-shaped candies in it at Christmas time. I loved *all* of them! My mom's candy dish is a milk glass chicken sitting on a nest... it sits on top of the microwave on the kitchen counter at her house. I think I need to find one of those glass chicken-on-nest dishes and set up my own candy dish. My grandma had a chicken one, too. We lost her about 16 years ago to breast cancer. Recently I got my brother, sister and myself each a chicken candy dish - they both cried. Mine is white milk glass and is in my office holding coffee flavored candies. LOL |
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Post by papercrafteradvocate on Oct 21, 2020 19:43:24 GMT
Yes!!! I remember them—so good! my Grandma's candy dish was a cut-glass dish with a lid; she kept the ribbon candy, and the filled peanut-shaped and raspberry-shaped candies in it at Christmas time. I loved *all* of them! My mom's candy dish is a milk glass chicken sitting on a nest... it sits on top of the microwave on the kitchen counter at her house. I think I need to find one of those glass chicken-on-nest dishes and set up my own candy dish. My my maternal grandma’s candy fish was a deep olive green glass with a tall lid. It was always next to grandpa’s chair and were were only allowed to have one piece. Lol It was the same candy you described! My paternal grandma had a while knob/dotted milk glass pedestal fish that she kept by her chair. It was always full of chocolates. (I loved her best, he he he) I have both grandmas candy dishes. ❤️❤️❤️ |
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