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We bought these at an auction sometime around 15 years ago. We really liked them but the bidding went way beyond what we thought they were worth. We winded up getting them anyway...can you relate... I think we paid around $40 for the pair. What do you think, 1920s??
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Nice Cobalt blue salt and peppers ! I would say depression era glass .
Thanks Manikin!
love the art deco look. Should have the Hazel Atlas mark on the bottom
Is the Hazel Atlas mark a large H with a small a under the cross line in the H? If so, you hit the nail on the head there TallCakes!! I'll have to check out the company. Thanks for the love SP!
yep, toolate2, that is a good description of the Hazel Atlas mark. They made a fairly wide variety of glass.
do love those very much!!!!
Thanks Bellin68!!
Thanks Phil!
Very nice.
They have a great retro look!!
Thanks Pack!!!
Thanks everybody!!!
Thanks Hedge!!!
Thanks again Bruce!!
Exciting on so many levels - 'cobalt' blue kitchen utility item, and the wonderful stepped design. The glass itself looks like it's in grand condition, and the lids are not dented-up. Beautiful! miKKo
Thanks miKKo!!
And brat!!!
Thanks for the love you guys!!
One reason I love these so much is that they are being used. :-)
Thanks for the love chinablue and tony too!! We use them evey day...