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Milk Glass vase vintage 8.5" ripple pattern, fluted rim. USA Milk glass is a type of opaque or translucent glass that is white or colored, often made to imitate porcelain. It gained significant popularity in the mid-19th century and continued to be widely produced through the 20th century for decorative items, tableware, and lighting fixtures. Its versatility and relatively low cost made it accessible for everyday use and collecting. This particular vase, with its fluted rim and slender form, is characteristic of decorative glass popular in the mid-20th century. Companies like the CLG Company (Consolidated Lamp and Glass Company) and CLC Co. were known for producing such items. These vases were often used as bud vases, holding a single flower or a small arrangement, and are sought after by collectors for their simple elegance and nostalgic appeal.