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Moderated by author Barbara E, Mauzy this group covers McKee, Tipp, Hazel-Atlas etc. glass kitchen shakers, spice sets and more.
Website: http://stores.ebay.com/Barbara-and-Jim-Mauzy?_rdc=1
Members: 37
Latest Activity: Feb 16, 2019
Meet Your Moderator Author Barbra E.. Mauzy
Our grandmothers had salt, pepper, flour, and sugar shakers at their stove to assist in flavoring and thickening when cooking. Some women were able to afford the extravagance of celery salt, white pepper, allspice, and more, but compared to the vast array of spices at our stores today, grandma’s options were limited. I wrote Depression Era Kitchen Shakers to guide enthusiasts in building a collection because as a collector and dealer of vintage kitchen glass I witnessed many collector rummaging through slips of paper and photographs trying to determine what they already owned. I can’t wait to see what you have in your collection, and this group is an exciting way to share your shakers and perhaps see some variations that are new to you. Let’s talk about old, new, value, condition, and more.
Barbra.
Discussion Forum
Need some info on my Shakers
Started by Historyrepeatsitself Feb 26, 2015.
cloisonne shaker help
Started by Heather Conley Apr 18, 2014.
The Spice Chest Shakers
Started by Old River Valley Antique Mall Jan 9, 2012.
Help Needed 1 Reply
Started by Beth. Last reply by vicki hufstetler Jun 16, 2010.
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Comment by Barbara E. Mauzy on October 27, 2011 at 10:23am
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Second shaker from left is Owens-Illinois. The middle one needs to be photographed one more time so I can clearly see the bottom half. Thanks!!!
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Comment by vicki hufstetler on October 27, 2011 at 10:11am
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Hmmm that looks to be "cold painted" is that right? In other words, the paint is simply fired on, not actual glass color?
Or is the whole thing metal? Might be resteurant/Hotel ware - industrial items made for wholesale - would also be 1920's or 30's based on the classical style. Could also be European or Canadian - which would explain why you can't find it? It's a mystery for sure. Might be a good one for my group "Glass Hounds" or "Let's Guess what this is" group. Maybe more eyes are needed here.
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Is there a glass marking on the base? My first guess would be Hazel Atlas - 1930's Kitchen glass - Second guess would be Hocking. They are neat - hope you find other lonely's out there! :)
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My publisher called today and the 7th edition of Mauzy's Depression Glass will be available in about a week. Contact me to place an order!
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I love this shaker as it originally was a mustard jar. Mother got the shaker "for free" when she purchased Astor Mustard.
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http://www.allisonglassworks.com/millie.html
Hope to see you in Sanford, FL next week at the Sanlando Depression Glass Show. Discounts on admission are available if you copy and paste the above link. I will present a seminar on Pitchers.
Barbara
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http://eventful.com/lakeland/events/central-florida-glassaholics-de...
Hope to see you at the show in Lakeland FL this weekend.
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At Avonlea Antique Mall in JAX tomorrow for book signing event. Join us!!!
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http://www.biztradeshows.com/trade-events/northeast-florida-glass-s...
I hope to see some of you in Jacksonville, FL Oct. 16-17!
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