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Posted 1 year ago
AmberRose
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Two firsts for my finds the week before my holiday!
The first is the Hornsea mug (1975) from the zoo collection. Never found one before, and was thrilled to finally get one in my hands. Not sure if I am going to keep it, add to the series or what...but still feeling the glow of the hunt. Color is awesome as well.
Heath! Also read about Heath a bunch but never found one. I was standing in the dish area, chatting with a fella, looked down and just knew.
I can't seem to find this exact ashtray online. It has a rough exterior and glows on the inside. I also noticed that there are two types of markings on the bottom for Heath. One says Made in the USA. Have gotten mixed messages on how to date it. Help appreciated!
Art PotteryThe art pottery movement began in the 1870s in America and Britain, coincid…
AshtraysEven though the practice of smoking tobacco has been around since the 16th …
Thanks Sean, you always make me feel good!
I love those toucans that you can tell have a little bit of Italy in their bills. They come from a collection designed by John Clappison and are called "Newsprint". Nice one!
Thanks V! Newsprint! I had " newspaper" in my head while posting and knew I was off. Hope you are doing well!