Whats A Spill Vase at Joyce Haywood blog

Whats A Spill Vase. Holder or “spill” is a vase or other vessel used before the widespread availability of friction matches to hold the device which transferred a flame. The piece is covered in an overall mottled cream. Manufacturer unknown, possibly french factory. spill vases are small cylindrical containers specifically designed to hold spill materials. in very basic terms, a spill. the hollow tree trunk behind the doe was used to hold paper or wood spills for lighting candles or oil lamps. prior to the advent of matches, spill vases were placed on mantels from which a stick or rolled paper would be lit. The gothic revival was one. this spill vase is in the gothic revival style and , in design, is resonant of church architecture. a victorian purple and white pressed malachite / slag glass spill vase, with stork or heron bird design. spill vases, also known as spill holders or spillikins, were decorative objects used in the past for practical. We take matches for granted today, but that was not the case in 1850.

The gothic revival was one. prior to the advent of matches, spill vases were placed on mantels from which a stick or rolled paper would be lit. the hollow tree trunk behind the doe was used to hold paper or wood spills for lighting candles or oil lamps. spill vases are small cylindrical containers specifically designed to hold spill materials. The piece is covered in an overall mottled cream. We take matches for granted today, but that was not the case in 1850. spill vases, also known as spill holders or spillikins, were decorative objects used in the past for practical. Manufacturer unknown, possibly french factory. in very basic terms, a spill. this spill vase is in the gothic revival style and , in design, is resonant of church architecture.

Ceramic Spill Vase (U.S. National Park Service)

Whats A Spill Vase We take matches for granted today, but that was not the case in 1850. spill vases are small cylindrical containers specifically designed to hold spill materials. spill vases, also known as spill holders or spillikins, were decorative objects used in the past for practical. this spill vase is in the gothic revival style and , in design, is resonant of church architecture. Holder or “spill” is a vase or other vessel used before the widespread availability of friction matches to hold the device which transferred a flame. The piece is covered in an overall mottled cream. in very basic terms, a spill. The gothic revival was one. We take matches for granted today, but that was not the case in 1850. a victorian purple and white pressed malachite / slag glass spill vase, with stork or heron bird design. Manufacturer unknown, possibly french factory. prior to the advent of matches, spill vases were placed on mantels from which a stick or rolled paper would be lit. the hollow tree trunk behind the doe was used to hold paper or wood spills for lighting candles or oil lamps.