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Posted 5 months ago
valentino97
(110 items)
I found the first in Iowa and because I love birds ....well I only have 2 small birds right now so I'm not the crazy bird lady yet....I bought it. No marks at all. It is 4.5". I really love it. It's one of my favorite pottery items.
The next pitcher came from an amazing estate sale in Leonard, WA - a closed gas/tire shop rolled up door for this lady's estate. I just happened to be driving thru because I had taken a wrong turn on a work trip to Yakima. I bought so many wonderful items that day I had to buy another piece of luggage. This pitcher is 7" tall w/a very faint 3570 impression on base. I've seen these before and they aren't expensive. A pencil price of $1.50 also on base. I love road trips!
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The original tweeters ...
Thank you Eye4Beauty- yes some original tweeters. I love the canary pitcher. Thank you lisa, tony and mikelv85 for your love.