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<p>[QUOTE="Cherryhill, post: 139065, member: 70"]The basic "Puss in the Slipper" came from Columbia Glass Co. ca 1886 in Findlay Ohio. It's first version had Daisy & Button around the back half of the shoe with Alligator over the toe. Anything else is just a copy. </p><p>I'm not against copies, but have little regard for them. Good glass companies can innovate.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Cherryhill, post: 139065, member: 70"]The basic "Puss in the Slipper" came from Columbia Glass Co. ca 1886 in Findlay Ohio. It's first version had Daisy & Button around the back half of the shoe with Alligator over the toe. Anything else is just a copy. I'm not against copies, but have little regard for them. Good glass companies can innovate.[/QUOTE]
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