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maryh1956's loves1541 of 1789Hull U.S.A. POTTERIES 197 - Piggy BankDUCK  PITCHER  AFLACK!!! duck, get out of town!  There is a new Duck, older and wiser!?
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    Posted 13 years ago

    Layllah
    (6 items)

    A square candy dish no seems! My husband found this buried in the ground in a ravine. Possibly American Brilliant cut glass. The legs look hand blown. A history lesson would be great if there's anyone in the know!

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    1. mark mark, 13 years ago
      It is inexpensive pressed glass.

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