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Posted 8 months ago
JayHow
(97 items)
I found this little thing over the summer while building my collection. Im still unsure what year it was produced. But from what I know it came from an estate through an Auction to a dealer in Ohio who I purchased it from. Its got some fleabite chips around the bottom that I think are from manufacturing. It almost looks "textured" they arent chips, there are no sharp edges. Kinda looks like maybe the mold they used was begining to have condition issues? Either way, I just like the Opalescent glass and the Dugan Glass Co. Anyone out there have a date to throw out I would appreciate it. I took a picture next to a standard size zippo lighter to give reference of size. And the gourds are from my wifes garden this year. Enjoy!
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Thanks Bellin68. Nice Pottery too!
You have great taste, Im still waiting on that invite to go to Goodwill in your state. LOL You dont mind the competition surely. Just kidding with you, But if ever Im out that way I may run into you there...