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I believe this to be a cream serving container, but I'm not sure. It is in excellent condition, with a nice blue color. Other than the chevron designs, there are no other markings, as to who made it and when.
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looks like the Chevron creamer by Hazel Atlas
i HAVE ONE OF THESE IN A LIGHT PINK COLOR. I PUT MY SWEETNER PACKAGES IN IT! MINE DOESN'T HAVE ANY MARKINGS ON IT!
I agree with TallCakes. If memory serves me correctly, there was also a sugar dish to match.
I FORGOT TO MENTION IN MY LAST POST, THE ONE I HAVE HAS TWO HANDLES, SO I ASSUME IT IS A SUGAR BOWL.