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Glassware6953 of 10196Indiana Glass Amber Egg PlateJeannette Glass Co. "Marigold Tree Bark" Carnival Glass Vase / Circa 1950-60
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    Posted 10 years ago

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    Beaded Bottom shakers were made by Dithridge & Company. Typically found in opaque colors, some cased and are rather common. Above is a rather unusual Teal colored pair! Now not unheard of, they are pretty hard to find however.

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    1. Vintagefran Vintagefran, 10 years ago
      Lovely colour A-nj. I've never heard of the word 'teal', is that a name for this bottle green colour?
    2. antiques-in-nj antiques-in-nj, 10 years ago
      It seems in the glass world there are many shades of blue. Teal is, as you can see, a deep blue green color.

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