Celery Vases were originally made to hold celery with cold water from the well to keep it fresh and crisp. Today we use celery vases for flower vases, to hold steak knives, and to serve green onions or bread sticks. The height of these vases varies depending on if the celery vase is flat or footed, usually between 8 to 15 inches tall.

Patty George Pressed Glass Celery vases

Beaded Grape Celery Vase, Circa 1880-1890 Burlington Glass , Hamilton Ontario U.S. Glass Co.,

Many Fruits, circa 1880s

Beautiful Lady, Circa 1880

Egyptian, Circa 1880s

Feather Swirl, Circa 1880

Late Pathfinder, Circa 1880

1000 Eye Hobnail, Circa 1880

Spearhead, Circa 1880

Clio, Circa 1880

Jersey Swirl, Circa 1880

Waffle with Points, Circa 1880

Scroll, Circa 1880

Seneca Loop, Flint Circa 1850

Honeycomb, Circa 1870

Nova Scotia Tandem, Circa 1880 Trenton Glass Nova Scotia

Diamond Medallion, Circa 1880

Lion, Circa 1880

Diamond & Sunburst, Circa 1880

Stippled Ivy, Circa 1880

Scalloped Shell, Circa 1880

Diamond Block with Fans, Circa 1880

Diamond Block with Fans

Grace, Circa 1880