I know the pattern is (California) Aztec, ca. mid to late 1950s. Both pieces are a little over 15 inches high. A search did not turn up anything similar.
I’m not sure what to even call them and no idea how to price them so any help would be very much appreciated.
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CrystalBlueAttitude Reputation: 22 See CrystalBlueAttitude's booth |
The one with the handle is a coffee pot and its lid is black and had a cork tipped stopper
The other is a juice carafe and a juice glass turned upside down was its lid
great pieces
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pinkdreamr Reputation: 28 See pinkdreamr's booth |
Here’s the number of a completed listing for the carafe on the dark [URL removed]
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TimeSpanTreasures Reputation: 956 See TimeSpanTreasures' booth |
WOW! I was on that site earlier and did not find those pics. TY, pinkdreamr!
Thank you all! This really helps. :)
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CrystalBlueAttitude Reputation: 22 See CrystalBlueAttitude's booth |
And I found them both at Replacements.com [URL removed]
You can find them near the bottom.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
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