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U.S. Glass Co. Souvenir Cobalt Mug.

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    Posted 5 years ago

    Sharky
    (159 items)

    Found this little cobalt treasure today for a dollar. 3 rough mold seams that stop an inch shy of the top. Base is molded nearly identical to the sides. Handle reminiscent of Depression Glass. Any help would be greatly appreciated...Thanks CW. 3 1/4 in tall by 2 in wide at mouth.

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    Comments

    1. Gillian, 5 years ago
      These photos are too fuzzy to make out any details of the glass.
    2. Sharky, 5 years ago
      I understand Gillian.....My photo skills are lacking in many ways lol. Not alot of detail in this piece...just the ribbing around the base and beneath it.
    3. Sharky, 5 years ago
      This item appears in a 1924 U.S. Glass catalog as a souvenir, but was manufactured much earlier. Possibly the souvenir decoration has rubbed off or it's an earlier piece before the added decoration. Thanks to EAPG Society site.

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