3 burgundy balls that are 3” including the necks (they have scratches and paint loss, 2 more than the other).

2 light peach balls that are 3” including the necks (they have some spots and discoloration).

10 champagne (pale gold and kind of silvery) balls that are 2” including the necks.

1 gold ball that is 2 ½” including the neck (spots).

2 gold balls that are 2” including the necks. One is lighter than the other.

2 gold balls that are 1” including the necks. One has a longer neck because it’s from a vintage floral pick.

4 gold plastic glitter balls that are 1” around (no necks or clips). I got these with some other vintage balls, but I’m not sure they’re actually vintage.

Some condition issues are noted above. They have the gorgeous patina of vintage glass balls that just can’t be replicated with new ones. But along with that beauty comes age marks—some scratches, crazing, fading, spots, discoloring, paint loss, rust or tarnish on the caps, or other imperfections. See pics.

They are in a vintage Douro copper gelatin mold lined with tin. It has scratches and scrapes on the outside in particular, and some discoloration on the inside. You can always use it for display or cooking as well as displaying the balls. The mold is 7 ¾” around on the top and 2 ½” high or deep.

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Jenkintown, Pa.