With Thanksgiving almost upon us, here's a look back at the cornucopia, also known as the horn of plenty, which was a popular mid-century design element. While frequently seen as a vase or candy dish made of ceramic or glass, wire and rattan were also popular materials for larger fruit bowls. It was often found in the jewelry box as well, filled with pearls or multi-colored rhinestones.
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Blenko cornucopia
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Wire horn of plenty
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Val St. Lambert cornucopia
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Wire cornucopia
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Black ceramic cornucopia
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Vintage pin
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Vintage pin
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For a modern twist on an old favorite, I like this succulent-filled cornucopia I saw today on
Making Lemonade.
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