Vintage Tiffin glass large size swan.  This is an extremely rare find and an absolute beauty to see in person!  A hard piece to part with for sure and definitely does not disappoint anyone who loves and cherishes vintage glass.  It is just over 9" tall and has a wingspan of 11".  According to a book on Tiffin, it also looks like Rose Pink.

This beauty is filled with hand poured soy candle scented with Japenese Cherry Blossom fragrance oil; Blooming floral tones are brightened with hints of spice in this luxurious blend. Cherry blossom and freesia unfold to reveal a dramatic blend of lush woods, including sandalwood, oak and fruit wood. A background of clear musk and dark amber creates a lingering sensuality that carries the scent to a soft finish. Inspired by BBW Japanese Cherry Blossom fragrance.  The soy easily cleans out from this piece when the candle is gone, absolutely no paraffin or additives.  

The History of Tiffin Glass:
In July 1888, it was announced that the A. J. Beatty & Sons glass factory of Steubenville, Ohio, would be relocating to Tiffin, Ohio. A. J. Beatty had been negotiating with various communities for more than a year to establish a site for the new factory. The city of Tiffin offered five years of natural gas, $35,000 in cash, and land valued at $15,000. Construction of a three-furnace glass factory at the corner of Fourth Avenue and Vine Street began in September 1888, and operations commenced on August 15, 1889. Early production capacity was reported to be 500,000 pressed tumblers per week.​

A. J. Beatty & Sons merged with the United States Glass Company on January 1, 1892, and became one of nineteen factories of the large corporation. The Tiffin factory was designated Factory R. On May 23, 1893, less than two years later, Factory R was destroyed by fire. The factory was rebuilt in Tiffin in return for two additional years of free natural gas.