TY...but I love your pictorial request!!:cat:
Can you provide a better photo? And also the mark? Thank you.
Hi KTB....welcome. Could that read James W. Tufts instead of Turks?
Hello Kso....welcome. I just noticed that this thread was started a few years ago. (I need to start looking at dates).:facepalm: You might want...
Love that!! Belly chuckles here!! :smug::smug::smug:
A little info on Hornsea..... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hornsea_Pottery
Could be that it IS a cookie jar.....I never even gave that a thought!!:facepalm:
Is yours a cannister also?? [ATTACH]
Me TOO!:cat:
How did you know????? :p
I betcha! Too bad we don't have a true photo.....but our imaginations will work without it. Great idea for a MAN!:smug:
How do you keep all that straight???:p
I noticed that as well, and I don't recall ever seeing that before either (peeling paint). However the head features in the photo look fine enough...
I have never seen a Skookum with a bisque head. She is either Japanese or possibly German. If you have the head # correct, it could be in the ID.
I would say so Mansons. That's just one of the trays that has been reproduced that I mentioned in a previous post. They are marked in such a mannner.
Hi Splashmom......Some of the Coke trays have been reproduced, but the ones I have found have had a new issue date on the rim.....difficult to...
I thought the same regarding marbles.
I agree....it does look like the half lace pattern. It reminds me of the Alumina mark, but the one pictured does look more like a beehive rather...
The mention of bath salts reminded me of this little guy. I think it was a powder jar. [IMG]
Yes, our town had a Grant's also. I think that was a step above Woolworth's.....if I remember correctly.
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