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Posted 10 months ago
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These bottles are probably next on my list as favorite pieces of my collection. I only wish I could find the stoppers to fit them. I've searched everywhere for stoppers and still no luck. I assume for a set this uncommon they will be hard to come by. Nevertheless, this is still a very Beautiful set and I am very pleased to own them. Hopefully I will be able to find the remaining pieces to this set to mostly complete this collection. I know they are supposed to have a tray and I believe another bottle that says toilet water, but I don't know how many more bottles there are. If anyone could help me figure out how many pieces there are total in this set and what they are, it would be greatly appreciated.
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What is the opening size, I'll keep an eye open for them.
here is a link with pics and reference info at WP:
http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/depression-glass-vaseline-green-110496784
these are on a round tray; trays were also made rectangle and square
Thanks Tallcakes, that was actually very helpful. Now I'll know what to look for. From my measurements Kerry the actual opening of the mouth is 15/16 of a inch. I already tried a few of the uranium stoppers my friend has to see what it would look like. They were all to small and it appears that the stopper for these must be fairly large.