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Posted 10 months ago
sarahoff
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I found this great tea pot by glasbake, at a garage sale last year. I have a thing for the bold and the odd:) the metal spout looks like it was red at one time. I love its beehive shape and glass handle.
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LOVE THIS VERY MUCH :)
I think it's a whistling kettle, though. It's by A McKee Range-Tec Glasbake, I think! There could be an impressed mark on it.
http://www.minttheshop.com/2011/10/1950s-whistling-stove-top-kettle/
Thanks vetraio and Bellin68:) thanks for all the loves:)
Yup, its glass bake:) thanks vetraio!
Thanks everyone for the loves:)
Ok you guys, I'm having a hard time finding any of these still on the market. You guys buy em all up? :)
Thanks hedgewalker:)