This vintage / antique 1930 L.E. Smith Glass Co. milk glass 5.25” tall prancing horse in tall grass vase was produced as “Carols Sure Win”. It’s in EXCELLENT, even EXCEPTIONAL condition: NO chips, cracks, fleabites, stains, repairs or grime. Please be sure to zoOM detailed 360° pics to evaluate. Glad to answer questions before bidding.

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From NMGCS archive: The 5.25" tall vase featuring a raised prancing horse with a standing tall grass pattern, originally sold under the historical product name "Carol's Sure Win", was first manufactured as an Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) piece circa 1910 by Westmoreland Glass in crystal clear. In the late 1920’s Westmoreland sold the mold to L.E. Smith, who, at that time, was a new fledgling glass company. In 1930 L.E. Smith produced this piece as part of its wildly successful milk glass line. Production continued through 1940 when it was discontinued and the mold archived as pattern #20-R. Fast forward 40 some years, the piece was discovered in a 1930’s L.E. Smith catalog by Cherished Glass Works and acquired for limited reproduction from approximately 1980 to 1989. These pieces, produced in amber, blue, or amberina, can be easily identified by the CGW in a heart mark.