Vintage Indiana glass 1973 Weiss candy dish.  This beauty is 11 inches tall and filled with a hand poured scented soy candle.  There is a small chip on top of the lid, below the finial.  Please refer to photos.  This is a very heavy piece, this is not an exaggeration.

Hand poured highly scented soy candle with the scented with Wild Berry Cheesecake; A perfect dessert scent is carefully crafted with this combination of fresh berries and creamy buttery accords.
Notes:
    Top - Strawberry, Blueberry, Raspberry, Cranberry
    Middle - Coconut, Orange Zest, Condensed Milk, Butter, Cinnamon
    Bottom - Baked Vanilla, Brown Sugar, Tonka Bean

Indiana Glass Company was an American company that manufactured pressed, blown and hand-molded glassware and tableware for almost 100 years. This beauty is from their Tiara line of glass.  In the 1970s, Indiana Glass initiated in-home marketing parties, similar to the way Amway and Tupperware were sold. Called Tiara, the salespeople offered exclusive glassware products, although much of it was made using old patterns from the 1920s and 1930s. Tiara was highly successful, and in the later 1970s, Indiana Glass was one of the five biggest glassmakers in America. The glass of the postwar period (1940 to 1970) is collectable, and there is continued interest in its late-period glass (1970 to 2002) as well. However, its parent company lost money in attempted mergers and acquisitions, and after financial difficulties, new owners finally closed down the Indiana Glass Co. in 2002.