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Posted 2 years ago
Hedgewalker
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This is an 11 1/2" Mosser uranium glass pony.Mosser bought the mold from Paden City many years ago,slapped their mark on it and started reproducing them.I don't know how many of these they made but I don't see many other than the 5 1/2" ones.
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very nice item i love the color in pic number 1 thanks for sharing!
Thanks fenton hobnail.Put a blacklight on some of your pieces and they will glow a similar color to pic #1
Do they glow in the dark?? Or do you have to have a blacklight?
They don't glow in the dark.A blacklight makes them glow.
These are very nice; just a note tho': it is Mosser Glass and not Moser Glass for this item, as Moser makes luxury Bohemian glass. Mosser carried the ponies as recently as 2009. You can check their current online catalog.
Very cool tallcakes !Could you shoot me the link? I would love to buy another one to match this.Thanks
not sure if they still have them in production and now that I think about it those in 2009 may have been the smaller ones and not sure if these larger one were offered then. I do see the clear Paden City ones online in this size. But anyway here is the Mosser site where you can find the current catalog.
http://www.mosserglass.com/
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Thanks upstatenycollctor !!
Thanks ThriftStoreAddict...trgrubaugh...and thanks again scandinavian_pieces !!!!!
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Thanks kerry and ho2 !! ( Not 2 as in also ) maybe I should just spell that out ho2cultcha !