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August 30, 2010, 01:37:46 AM »
Was going to garage sale a whole heap of stuff just lying around that we don't really use or display, when my husband said I couldn't get rid of this decanter because he liked it.
I picked it up and said but you only bought it from a garage sale any way for $5.00
He says " yes but I thought it might have been something special, it has a signature".
Sure enough it does. It is signed on the bottom " Nuutajarvi Notsjo 1963"
It's a decanter that is smokey grey coloured, with buildings and words that say " Sydney in the 1840's"
Just wondering if anyone can tell me anymore about this decanter?
I have to admit is is nice and maybe worth keeping after all.
Thanks
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You need to post some photos. [If you are having trouble look in the "Board Information, Help & Announcements" section of the GMB site which has lots of helpful hints.]
It sounds like you might be Australian. Do you recognise the street at all? I would suspect that it is a limited edition for a company that was celebrating 125 years (1963 - 1837 = 126 years). Does it show street lights?
I suspect it could be AGL (The Australian Gas Light Company (AGL) was formed in Sydney in 1837. It supplied gas for the first public lighting of a street lamp in Sydney in 1841 and was the second company to list on the Australian Stock Exchange.) because the dates are so close.
Nuutajarvi Notsjo is a Finnish firm and I have several pieces that would be from around the 60s period.
Ross
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If worse comes to worst, I have one of these... somewhere in the garage of doom. :wsh:
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