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Posted 1 year ago
walksoftly
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Found these items where my grandparents use to live forty years ago, the refuse pile is long grown over, but I knew where to look. The interesting part is the fact that my mother remembers that set of dishes, the glass pieces appear to have been a bowl.
It was mustangtony's posting that made me think I should post these, here is the link to the Anchor Hawking green bubble dishes.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/55456-anchor-hocking-green-bubble-glass-dishes?in=activity#comment-179297
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Thanks for checking out the post & hitting the L buttons, trunkman, Bellin & Mani.
I have 8 of these bowls which we use most days, found them in charity shop last year, I love them......:-)
Sorry! in clear I mean!...:-)
Thanks inky for the comment & the love, I think that a set of these or at least one is going to be on my radar now.
I would like to gift you my odd one if you have problems finding one, they are not that hard to find here, I often see the odd one in charity shops maybe I could find a set for you... give me another reason for hunting!....:-)
Walksoftly - is this the clear you asked me about? You pictured them on a blue background. They did make the bubble pattern in a really light tint blue color.
I tend to come across these bowls in thrift stores and yard sales. I walked by one once before, and regretted not picking it up. So, when I recently came across two white ones (milk glass-looking) I grabbed them both. I paid $1.49 each at my local thrift store. Good luck.
Thanks inky for the kind offer, if I can't find any I may have to take you up on that offer.
@mustangtony I don't know why the image came out blue it was a white piece of paper that I had them sitting on....hmmmm ...time for a new camera possibly:-)
@Maggie-Dog thanks for checking out my post & the comment, $1.49 each seems like a good deal for something you passed up on before.
Keep me posted on how you go!....:-)
Thanks for the love, scandi & Phil, glad you stopped by for a look.
Thanks for the love, bratjdd.