I found this lamp, has the anchor and H on the bottom and the burner says anchor hocking. The chimney is correct for AH too, but I cannot for the life of me identify this pattern. It looks most like Miss America, but it doesn’t have any stars, and at this point I’m stumped. Any Anchor Hocking experts out there? Many thanks.
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dawnsname5001 Reputation: 14 See dawnsname5001's booth |
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dawnsname5001 Reputation: 14 See dawnsname5001's booth |
I think you are right, Go have a look at Replacements.com and then down to the cupped bowl at the bottom of the list. [URL removed]
Sure is pretty! Good luck.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
I can’t see the pictures, but the one that sold the most on the completed listings on another site sold for $75.00. It could be more. List it high and then bring the price down little by little. Anchor Hocking items sell very well.
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the_seller_inc Reputation: 616 See the_seller_inc's booth |
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