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pair of amber glass syrup pitchers?

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15 years ago
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Description There are a pair of amber glass syrup pitchers that are shaped as a man and woman. They have pilgrim looking hats, and each has a glass stopper at the top. The skirt and suit are quite intricate.Looking around the internet, I have seen a similar item that was described as Kanawha Toby syrup pitcher from Indiana. It was just one, of the woman. These are quite lovely to look at and I have never used them to serve from, just display. The fact that they are different and a pair make them special There are no markings on the bottom.
Category Glass
Medium amber glass
Distinguishing marks none
Condition Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item 8 1/2" high and 4" across at the base
Date Period 1940's
Weight around 1 pound
History belonged to my aunt--
Price Paid (If known) unknown
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