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<p>[QUOTE="808 raver, post: 2781015, member: 4654"]I really can't tell if the body of the jug was hand blown or just an applied handle from the photos, I suspect it was all hand blown (free blown) but what you want to look for is a seam down the sides, if you find one then it was blown into a mold if not then it is what's called free blown. </p><p>I have one up stairs almost the same shape that has a music box in the base, when you pick the jug up the music starts to play and stops when you put it down. I think my one is around 1920's.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="808 raver, post: 2781015, member: 4654"]I really can't tell if the body of the jug was hand blown or just an applied handle from the photos, I suspect it was all hand blown (free blown) but what you want to look for is a seam down the sides, if you find one then it was blown into a mold if not then it is what's called free blown. I have one up stairs almost the same shape that has a music box in the base, when you pick the jug up the music starts to play and stops when you put it down. I think my one is around 1920's.[/QUOTE]
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