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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:40 PM ET (US)
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and another
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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:38 PM ET (US)
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another heavy table salt
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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:36 PM ET (US)
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this might not fit your description, but it is chunky. Pewter or white metal with silver plate, about 3 inches across,
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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:33 PM ET (US)
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it looks square, but is actually rectangular, diamond point type design, weighs a pound I swear!
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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:31 PM ET (US)
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this might actually be an ink well
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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:29 PM ET (US)
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French double old car in milk glass
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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:27 PM ET (US)
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heavy cobalt glass in rather poor shape, lots of dings on it, might be late lacy period?
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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:24 PM ET (US)
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Another double with extra large, heavy bowls
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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:22 PM ET (US)
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the glass pieces in this double are really thick, heavy glass
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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:20 PM ET (US)
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this is rather large and definitely heavy
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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:19 PM ET (US)
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I consider these copper luster ones clunkers
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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:16 PM ET (US)
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Somewhere I have the name of this pattern, but it eludes me. normal!
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Linda H
10-22-2019
05:14 PM ET (US)
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this one isn't real heavy, but it's large, table size, cut to clesr
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Lynda LaLonde
10-22-2019
03:01 PM ET (US)
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Nancy V., I have these in clear. Did not realize they came in colors. They are beautiful. I love the colors.
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Nancy C Villaverde  10-22-2019
02:15 PM ET (US)
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A pretty beat up old clunker, deeply pressed pattern in sort of diamond shapes.
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-22-2019
02:13 PM ET (US)
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I should apologize for picture quality for these, camera held high to photograph clunkers on the top shelf of my cabinet. I can't resist these old colored clunkers, even as they usually come with a few rough edges. These two are the common shape, smooth top and ridged bottom half.
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-22-2019
01:27 PM ET (US)
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Thanks for #91, Debi. It's a stunning pattern with a sort of ram's horn design. It shows well in black. I know I bought mine in England.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-21-2019
04:51 PM ET (US)
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This one is from the Berg collection. It is amazingly pristine. Coddington's plate 41-4-4. Also in Smith's page
479-2-3. Beautiful Master.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-21-2019
04:39 PM ET (US)
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Can't find this one in Coddington. It's a clunker. The groves in the side extend all the way into the base making a criss cross design. It's a real beauty.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-21-2019
04:34 PM ET (US)
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Coddington's plate 41-4-3 Gillander's #2 Concave salt. Also found in Smith's 479-2-3.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-21-2019
04:27 PM ET (US)
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Coddington's plate 36-4-4. Labeled as an early Lacy salt. Circa 1830. Page 1438 of "A Guide To Sandwich Glass" by Boston and Sandwich Glass Co.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-21-2019
04:16 PM ET (US)
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Coddington's plate 38-2-1. Nice and clunky.
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E. Jane Koble 10-21-2019
11:49 AM ET (US)
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Here is one clunker.
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Debi Raitz 10-20-2019
12:31 PM ET (US)
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I have it Nancy V, but only in black. It was made in three sizes and I don't know which one this is.
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-20-2019
11:49 AM ET (US)
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I expected someone to post H&J 2950, which is usually seen in clear and I think I've seen an amber one. I have it, but it's in the middle of the bottom row in my big case and hard to reach to photograph.
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Susie P 10-18-2019
07:03 PM ET (US)
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Love that Brittanic, Don! And that ruby flashed! So nice to have you here!
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Don Rabourn
10-18-2019
06:58 PM ET (US)
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Thanks for the comments! The Log Cabin pattern was made by the Central Glass Co. starting in 1875. I've never seen the Britannic Salt in Crystal, Emerald Green or Ruby Flashed(all of which I have several pieces of!) But I've NEVER SEEN another Salt, except this Vaseline one! Go figure!
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Lynda LaLonde
10-17-2019
11:01 PM ET (US)
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This is killing me. I am seeing all sorts of Table salts I don't have. My bucket list is getting too long. Don .... Britannic.... was it made in clear? Edited 10-17-2019 11:02 PM
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Debi Raitz 10-17-2019
08:18 PM ET (US)
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Don! So glad you finally made it here.
What company made that log cabin pattern? I'm not much into pattern glass.
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Don Rabourn
10-17-2019
06:49 PM ET (US)
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This is a ruby flashed table salt (heavy).
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Don Rabourn
10-17-2019
06:47 PM ET (US)
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The log cabin table salt. Scarce!
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Don Rabourn
10-17-2019
06:44 PM ET (US)
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 These are the wagon salts Edited 10-17-2019 06:45 PM
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Don Rabourn
10-17-2019
06:40 PM ET (US)
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This is amber wagon.
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Don Rabourn
10-17-2019
06:38 PM ET (US)
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This is a frosted lion.
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Don Rabourn
10-17-2019
06:36 PM ET (US)
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Convention favor for the Saturday night banquet.
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Don Rabourn
10-17-2019
06:33 PM ET (US)
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Britannic Vaseline tablesalt and two other Vaseline clunkers.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-15-2019
11:04 PM ET (US)
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Yup Susie P, clunkers one and all. Nice ones too.
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Susie P 10-15-2019
10:53 PM ET (US)
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View of the bottom
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Susie P 10-15-2019
10:51 PM ET (US)
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Lightest clunker
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Susie P 10-15-2019
10:49 PM ET (US)
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Big short one
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Susie P 10-15-2019
10:47 PM ET (US)
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Huge version of a smaller one?
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Susie P 10-15-2019
10:46 PM ET (US)
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Another big one
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Susie P 10-15-2019
10:45 PM ET (US)
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Bottom view
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Susie P 10-15-2019
10:45 PM ET (US)
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Oh, I have some Clunkers😂😂. I know nothing about them, but my goodness! Heavy!!
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Debi Raitz 10-15-2019
05:36 PM ET (US)
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OK, I knew APOLLO was rather hard to find but if Don doesn't have one or never even saw one, I am declaring that it is RARE!
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Lynda LaLonde
10-15-2019
02:37 PM ET (US)
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Don, We wait your arrival.
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Don Rabourn
10-15-2019
09:33 AM ET (US)
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Again, some "RARE CLUNKERS" are being shown, I have several pieces in Apollo, but have NEVER seen a Salt! My "favorite" CLUNKER, is a Vaseline Britannic Table Salt(and of over 40 pieces of Britannic, it's the ONLY piece I've ever seen in Vaseline! The "books" don't mention Vaseline ever being made!) I've taken a photo, but haven't found time to have Deane work with me to get "my Clunkers" shown, on this page!
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Lynda LaLonde
10-14-2019
10:05 PM ET (US)
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Ohhh, wow, an Apollo, I love that and love seeing it. Never seen a Buckle. Outstanding. Thanks Debi. A rare sight to see. Edited 10-14-2019 10:06 PM
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E. Jane Koble 10-14-2019
09:08 PM ET (US)
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I have wanted a "buckle" forever - ever since I first saw it pictured in H&J!
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Debi Raitz 10-14-2019
08:23 PM ET (US)
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More of an individual size but thick glass. Probably Murano glass.
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Debi Raitz 10-14-2019
08:21 PM ET (US)
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APOLLO pattern by Adams & Co. Glass. I think it's pretty hard to find.
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Debi Raitz 10-14-2019
08:19 PM ET (US)
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Looks like cut glass but I think it's leaded glass. Very heavy. Supposedly by Beidemeier but not marked that I can see.
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Debi Raitz 10-14-2019
08:14 PM ET (US)
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Sowerby oval "buckle" salt. Not heavy glass but a master size.
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Debi Raitz 10-14-2019
08:10 PM ET (US)
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Definitely a heavy master size clunker but it's beautiful. Cranberry crackle glass and the gold really shows at the top rim.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-12-2019
10:08 PM ET (US)
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 This is Coddington #41-4-2, it has cute little feeties, Adams #329 table salt. Smith #403-2-1 Edited 10-12-2019 10:09 PM
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Lynda LaLonde
10-12-2019
10:04 PM ET (US)
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Side view of salts below.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-12-2019
10:01 PM ET (US)
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 These arn't in Coddington or H & J. But they are hunky and pretty. Edited 10-12-2019 10:02 PM
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Lynda LaLonde
10-12-2019
09:59 PM ET (US)
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This one is different. It is rectangular but corners are flat and has strawberry diamonds just on the sides. The base has a cut oval daisy and a polished base.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-12-2019
09:52 PM ET (US)
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Nancy V., both are beautiful. I just love glass.
This one is heavy glass. Strawberry diamonds all around and under. Smooth bowl.
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-12-2019
06:42 PM ET (US)
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I googled William Yeoward salts and found the name of my second salt--Amber. Odd because it's made only in clear glass.
Here's another clunker, though it may be a bit small for the name at only 2 1/2" square. It's basically a solid piece of glass with a 1 1/2" rounded, shallow bowl. Must weigh a pound.
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-12-2019
06:26 PM ET (US)
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 Here's my very old clunker. William Yeoward copied it and named it June. I have a couple of his repro salts, a pedestal he named Cecily and another whose name won't jump out for me. This is clearly the original, no mark and slightly chipped around the heavy feet. My sister and I found a pair while shopping in England, only 3 or 4 pounds for the pair. Edited 10-12-2019 06:45 PM
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-12-2019
06:02 PM ET (US)
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Sorry, I was feeling a bit aggressive I suppose. lol Jytte, that pale green one is gorgeous. I have the clunker to end them all. I'll see if I can find a photo or take a new one if necessary. It's an old original that was copied by a current maker.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-11-2019
02:00 PM ET (US)
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Jytte, You got Clunkers, big hunky clunkers. I'm sorry to hear you broke your arm. Not fun. Get well soon. I like the idea of group pictures. Much more efficient.
Nancy V. These guys are weapons. We could do damage throwing them. I'm not sure they'd break if they hit the ground!!!!
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Jytte
10-11-2019
12:45 PM ET (US)
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Nancy 😊 😊
they really could be used as weapons.....my broken arm didn't like them😊
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-11-2019
12:01 PM ET (US)
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I can just picture us throwing some of these at one another, clunk, clunk, clunk. Not that I'd throw any of mine!
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Jytte
10-11-2019
09:51 AM ET (US)
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And
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Jytte
10-11-2019
09:50 AM ET (US)
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Some more
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Jytte
10-11-2019
09:49 AM ET (US)
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They are just so heavy
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Lynda LaLonde
10-10-2019
05:27 PM ET (US)
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Coddington #38-4-3, block pattern. H & J # 559, Smith 340-2-2.
Heavy momma and baby.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-10-2019
05:24 PM ET (US)
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Coddington #38-3-3, Cobb salt, also called zipper pattern? Richards and Hartley Glass Co. H & J #2803, SMITH 75-5-3
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Lynda LaLonde
10-10-2019
05:19 PM ET (US)
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Coddington # 38-1-1, heavy with multi petal daisy in oval bottom. Duncan's #1, plain or #2 plain. Depending on bottom design. I do'nt know if this is #1 or #2.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-10-2019
05:06 PM ET (US)
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 Coddington # 38-1-3 Rope in base is very deep and thick. Edited 10-10-2019 05:12 PM
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Lynda LaLonde
10-10-2019
04:56 PM ET (US)
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Nancy D for not knowing what fits you'Re certainly doing good.
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Nancy Dietel 10-10-2019
03:44 PM ET (US)
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Not really clear about what fits this category, but this one is large and heavy.
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Nancy Dietel 10-10-2019
03:43 PM ET (US)
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Don’t have many in this category, but got this one in Cape Cod last year.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-10-2019
02:16 AM ET (US)
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Mary, I think I have your salts but not on pedestals. I really love them on pedestals. Gosh, another group of salts to look for. I like them a lot.
Nancy V., your clunkers are top notch Clunky. 37 is beautiful.
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-09-2019
12:40 PM ET (US)
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 One of my top ten favorites--probably! It's an old divided master, and the teal color makes it one of my favorites. I've never seen another one like it. It'a hard to imagine how glass this old can survive in perfect condition. Edited 10-09-2019 12:42 PM
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-09-2019
12:33 PM ET (US)
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This Sabino snail may be mold blown, not sure. But he's a big boy and I'd say clunky. He must weigh as much as a box of salt.
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-09-2019
12:31 PM ET (US)
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This was a fairly early addition to my collection, very heavy and beautifully carved. It must weigh a pound. There are ash receivers of this shape, but they usually have a lip to lay a cigarette on. I'm calling this one a salt.
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-09-2019
12:29 PM ET (US)
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Here is a close up of the white Sandwich capstan shown in the picture of three. I love the opalescence.
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-09-2019
12:26 PM ET (US)
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I don't usually like heavy salts, but this is one of my favorites, prettiest canary color I have.
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-09-2019
12:23 PM ET (US)
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This one has been identified as French.
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-09-2019
12:22 PM ET (US)
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Got it. Here are my three capstan salts. I love them though they are quite clunky.
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Mary
10-09-2019
10:59 AM ET (US)
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This is the last one for this morning, I have more on the shelf, but not in the picture folder... I will be back... AMAZING 4
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Mary
10-09-2019
10:57 AM ET (US)
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AMAZING 3 is similar to H&J 3720
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Mary
10-09-2019
10:56 AM ET (US)
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This one, being AMAZING 2, came from The Berg Collection ...
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Mary
10-09-2019
10:55 AM ET (US)
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I will have to find my box of Capstan ones Lynda, I think I have every style, but maybe missing a few...
My favorite clunker in the rectangular shape, are the ones on pedestals... Most of them I have very little to no info on, so will just say Amazing 1, Amazing 2, etc etc.
That being said, this one is AMAZING 1
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Lynda LaLonde
10-08-2019
03:05 PM ET (US)
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To me Clunkers are big and heavy. When I asked Debi to do this I was going for Klunky masters so I think that's what we are doing. I'm trying to be organized.....lololololol, not working but I'll keep trying. I'm starting with my Klunky rectangles. Does that help Nancy? (Though the real klunkers are Capstan type salts, but there isn't that many different ones to fill a month) Don, do you have a Coddington? Plate 35 has a whole page of blown in mold. I saw some of the Masters/table salts given at the conferance. So far I've seen 2 I don't have. A big part of my collection is masters. I dearly love them. Who ever gave them to the conferance is a real gem of a person cause some of those masters are rare. I am having envy. Edited 10-08-2019 03:10 PM
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Don Rabourn
10-08-2019
02:52 PM ET (US)
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I'm not sure what is or isn't "blown in mold"!! I've been taking photos of some of my favorites, but some may not fit this criteria! We'll see!
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Nancy C Villaverde 10-08-2019
02:28 PM ET (US)
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Not sure of the definition of clunker.
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Don Rabourn
10-08-2019
11:09 AM ET (US)
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Nice "Clunkers" Ladies!(pun intended!) I even got a Clunker as a favor at the Convention, that I didn't have!! Most of my "Clunkers" are packed away, so can't show them. Maybe I'll get some of my favorites photographed, and have our Computer man help me show them tomorrow!
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Lynda LaLonde
10-07-2019
08:45 PM ET (US)
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These are the last group of rectangles I have.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-07-2019
06:57 PM ET (US)
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More retangles.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-07-2019
06:54 PM ET (US)
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 Sorry, wrong picture. Not done with rectangles. Not that it matters. Edited 10-07-2019 06:55 PM
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Lynda LaLonde
10-07-2019
06:43 PM ET (US)
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Starting with my rectangles
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Lynda LaLonde
10-07-2019
06:41 PM ET (US)
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Various clunkers that are master/table salts.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-07-2019
06:36 PM ET (US)
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Jytte, pretty. MI'm slow posting been having a tummy ach all week then kids got head lice. Life is interfering with my life. Edited 10-07-2019 06:37 PM
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E. Jane Koble 10-07-2019
03:30 PM ET (US)
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Love those two, Jytte!
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Jytte
10-07-2019
02:24 PM ET (US)
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OSC #751
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Jytte
10-07-2019
02:22 PM ET (US)
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Old German one I think
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Lynda LaLonde
10-06-2019
01:44 PM ET (US)
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Coddington # 38-4-4, H & J 2787 and Smith's 480-2-3.
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Lynda LaLonde
10-06-2019
01:41 PM ET (US)
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Linda, your #8 is not a blown in mold. It's a nice clunker. This one is Coddingtons # 39-1-3. No info on this salt. It's a Moma with it's baby
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Linda H
10-04-2019
05:17 PM ET (US)
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this was also sold as a child's punch bowl
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Linda H
10-04-2019
05:13 PM ET (US)
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I don't think this is blown in mold. If it is, sorry!
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Linda H
10-04-2019
05:10 PM ET (US)
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Kind of a flat bowl, but still a chunky
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Linda H
10-04-2019
05:06 PM ET (US)
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I showed this lat month, needing ID, Fine rib variant
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Linda H
10-04-2019
05:03 PM ET (US)
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I think this is two panel pattern, if not it's close
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Linda H
10-04-2019
05:00 PM ET (US)
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another favor, this one has thumbprints sideways, on a pedestal
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Linda H
10-04-2019
04:57 PM ET (US)
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 I guess I'd better get this started, first up is one of the favors at the convention, a tomato, or for this month, pumpkin, shaped one Edited 10-04-2019 04:58 PM
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Lynda LaLonde
10-04-2019
07:48 AM ET (US)
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Lolololol, O K DEBI, thank you.
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Debi Raitz 10-04-2019
05:12 AM ET (US)
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Done.
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