I know these are old since they belonged to my Great Grandmother. I’m having a hard time trying to ID them. Anybody know anything about them please?
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Iefio_whfupf Reputation: 40 See Iefio_whfupf's booth |
I did a google search using “molded milk glass shaker” and came up with this [URL removed]
[URL removed]These are white but seem to be the same pattern.
Hope this helps.
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thevintageflea Reputation: 251 See thevintageflea's booth |
I found the pink one as Dithridges pattern named Sunset
they are opague blown glass and white on the inside usually have a rough area around the rim where the pontil was broken off after blowing
Lovely its on page 5 of the link below
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pinkdreamr Reputation: 28 See pinkdreamr's booth |
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