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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;smshart, post: 4468547, member: 76563&quot;][ATTACH=full]386565[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]386566[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]386567[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]386568[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]386569[/ATTACH] &quot;Funky&quot; Glass Vase- approx. 6 &amp; 1/4 tall by 4 &amp; 1/2 wide. I love the iridescence of this &quot;carnival&quot; piece. Trying to id if even considered as carnival glass, don&#039;t think so but design is more &#039;modern&#039; in style for opalescent to my thinking? I have not ever seen one with these &quot;funky&quot; indents before...the bottom isn&#039;t exactly smooth. The swirl pattern at bottom goes up into an overall swirl pattern. There is one area on a side that has a &quot;line&quot; but that line doesn&#039;t go all the way from top to bottom like a molded seam would. The indents aren&#039;t spaced evenly in that between 2 of them it&#039;s approx. 3 inches and on another side approx. 4 inches from one to the next. When the tool was used to created the indents, it it was not applied using same &quot;pressure&quot; on each. Each tip is rounded/domed but they aren&#039;t the same from outside in, to end of tip. I am thinking the indents are there to make carrying the vase easier, but maybe there were put there to just to be &quot;funky&quot; and different? Or, possibly even as someone suggested on another site, the indents are there to hold a &quot;plate&quot; on which a candle would sit or just put a pillar directly on top of ? There is no evidence of scratching on inside, from a &#039;plate&quot; being moved or shifting about, and no evidence of wax residue. I&#039;ve not seen glass candle holders with these indent shapes before. Any help is appreciated.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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