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Title: Blue and Amber Glass Coal Scuttle Salt
Post by: CultureVulture on December 02, 2011, 11:36:59 PM

Im sure ive seen this somewhere before but cant remember who it was made by or the age

Anyone help.

Title: Re: Blue and Amber Glass Coal Scuttle Salt
Post by: cubby01 on December 04, 2011, 01:43:25 AM

Looks like it would make a toothpick holder as well.   Can't tell just from the pics, is it an appropriate size?  

Title: Re: Blue and Amber Glass Coal Scuttle Salt
Post by: Ivo on December 04, 2011, 06:52:04 AM

Try searching for georges sand and for portieux. I've not seen the sawn off version though.

Title: Re: Blue and Amber Glass Coal Scuttle Salt
Post by: CultureVulture on December 04, 2011, 09:39:19 PM

Yes it may also be a tootpick holder.Also the georges sand that i can find is similar but the vessel is blue and the appendages amber which is reverse of what ive seen of georges sand.
I can remember seeing it maybe on a tv antiques program saying it was an early novelty salt in the form of a coal scuttle and usually it had a silver miniature coal shovel with it.  Its one of those memorys that floated away and came back when i saw it but i just cant remember what else they said or what programme it was on. I keep getting Powell but that may have been something else in the programme.