Featured Green Glass HAPPY EASTER Rabbit Who Dunnit?

Will admit that I'm totally ignorant of this rabbit, but when I first saw it, I immediately thought of Longaberger. They put a lot of glass items it their baskets. I really like your bunny. Martha Stewart seems plausible as well because of the color.

 

Hi,
I thought Martha Stewart had her initials embossed on all of her glassware?
I was never a fan of hers so perhaps I thought wrong.
greg

 

Wow I thought the rush to buy jadeite had passed.

 

So I got a call from a friend today who wants to meet up at an auction in Missouri. While wandering around the items offered I came across the below. No info but almost all the items in the auction were manufactured circa 2000 although some Fenton, Westmoreland, Imperial would date earlier.

 

Indeed it has, tho some will and do buy it but the prices are low, low and low compared the past.

 

Hmnn, I saw this on ebay today. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-J-...209&pg=2047675&_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851

Also, this one. https://www.ebay.com/itm/J-H-Millst...132534920388?_trksid=p2385738.m4383.l4275.c10

These both look older than your rabbit. To me, at least. But the mold looks the same. Maybe someone obtained the mold and remade them?

 

Hi,
I had the clear bunny years ago as an Easter present. I thought the clear blue was a new one. I really thought MSL had the jadite one reproduced but had her initials on it.
greg

 

Off topic, but I remember the plastic candy holders with those tiny dots of candy inside vaguely. We didn't do Easter so mine must have been everyday ones.

 

The bunny is Hallmark around year 2000

 

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