Topic: Milk Glass Salt & Pepper Shakers ?

[antiquerose123]

Are these defined as Milk Glass.  I believe from the 60's era...been digging into my past here tonite....They say Tippin or something like that on them..

Any info..Thanks

[Lustrousstone]

Yep, milk glass. Tiffin?

[antiquerose123]

Sorry Lustre...I need glasses  ....LOL.  They say TIPP - USA, then the + thing as shown in the pic, and under it either a single digit, or a double digit on one...

thanks...and sorry.......old age  :spls:

By condition, mine were well loved (used) but at least they are originial everything, and untouched by painting the top or anything....lol

[Lustrousstone]

Then you should have enough info for starting some research
http://www.antiquesaltshakers.com/
http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=butchiedog_gone_it

[antiquerose123]

 :hiclp: :hiclp: :chky: thanks Lustre ( I am bouncing off the walls, as those are great sites...)

[antiquerose123]

*bump* and *update Info*

Thought I would add in this link here, as it has some (better) examples of this glass.  (Scroll to towards the bottom)
http://www.waltztime.com/kitchen.php

I guess the pair I had posted here in this topic are called:  Red Blossoms with Large Black Leaves (yikes - the pair they have has a value of $65.00)
The other Rooster shaker I posted here is called: Roosters

Some nice examples there.  I really should update the my photo here - as the pics I had taken was with a cell phone camera  - so very bad.

Thanks