Pair of blue milk glass vases, each in the form of a cornucopia or horn of plenty. Made by Westmoreland Glass Company, mid-20th century.

Each measures about 6 1/4 inches high, 6 1/4 inches wide, 3 1/4 inches deep (across the mouth). Unmarked, 1950s.

Overall condition is good, with no chips or repairs. There are several shallow fold lines in the glass--these aren't damage, but things that happened in manufacturing process (you see this a fair bit in Westmoreland's blue milk glass). Variation in the color with blue and white swirling is evident, with a couple dark spots in the glass (one on the rim of one vase).