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Posted 1 year ago
kerry10456
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Up the road is an old house that is being tore down. So needless to say, the wife and I scouted around for treasure,lol. Well to make a long story shorter, The wife found this and we brought it home. If anybody knows about this stuff, I'd like to hear more. Researched Weil-ware and found alot of stuff, but not this piece. Thanks for looking, hope you enjoy.
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Art PotteryThe art pottery movement began in the 1870s in America and Britain, coincid…
The name California Figurine was used from 1941-1946 before changing to Weil Ware so you could date this a little earlier than your 1950's-60's. I am sure you also recognize the MW Co. logo on sticker (Montgomery Ward Co.)
Thanks mustangtony for the info and the love shown, I will edit the date shortly, Thanks again, very appreciated!!
Thank you birdie for showing all the loves!!