Syurp and Sugar Dispensers / Shakers
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Syrup Dispensers
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Hazel Atlas Green Depression Syrup Dispenser A nice Hazel Atlas Green depression syrup dispenser with a spring loaded tin lid. No chips or cracks just a few of the usual straw marks that are commonly found on depression glass. Item No. 2113 |
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Hocking Glass Company Syrup Dispenser A green glass syrup dispenser by Hocking Glass Co. It has vertical ribs running down the sides of the glass with a spring loaded tin lid. No chips or cracks just a few of the usual straw marks that are commonly found on depression glass. This particular style of syrup dispenser always seems to have a line around the center of the handle that must happen during the manufacturing process. Item No. 2135 |
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Hocking Glass Company Clear Syrup Dispenser I believe this syrup was made by Hocking Glass. It features flat side panels and a spring loaded tin lid. There are some chips under the lid of this syrup that are hidden when the lid is in place. Item No. 2112 |
$18.00 |
Sugar Shakers and Dispensers
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Bullet Sugar Dispenser This is an old "Bullet" style sugar dispenser which could have been manufactured by either Jeannette or Paden city. It is clear glass with a tin screw on base. In great shape with no chips or cracks. Item No.
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$80.00
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Tilt-A-Spoon Sugar Dispenser This is a really nice old sugar dispenser that is marked "Tilt a Spoon pours one spoon full at a time" on the cone. It has both of it's working parts inside the cone so when it is tilted it dispenses the sugar that is being held in storage, and at the same time reloads the storage area for the next spoon-full. There is some loss of finish on the cone so the brass is showing through in places and a slight dent at the top of the cone, but no chips or cracks in the glass. Item No. 2731 |
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Just-A-Spoon Sugar Shaker An unusual deco style sugar shaker that dispenses a measured teaspoon with each tilt of the shaker. It has a pedestal base and a metal dispenser tube that measures the amount of sugar to be dispensed from the hole at the top. Item No. 2466 |
$85.00 |
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Orange Sugar Shaker There are no markings on this sugar shaker, but it is shown in Kitchen Glassware of the Depression Years along with the same shakers in either green or red. There is some paint loss on the lid, and some swirl marks in the glass that look like leftovers from another color of glass that they were using, but no chips or cracks. Item No. 1053 |
$120.00 |
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Yellow Sugar Shaker Identical to the one above in shape and style, there are also no markings on this shaker but this one is not shown in Kitchen Glassware of the Depression Years. Item No 2683 |
$120.00 |
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Spenlo Sugar Server / Shaker A tall deco style sugar shaker that dispenses a measured teaspoon from a storage area in the top with each tilt of the shaker. Item No. 2794 |
$75.00 |
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Sanitary Sugar Bowl Co. Sugar Shaker Item No. 2695 |
$65.00 |
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Measuring Device Co. Sugar Shaker This early shaker was made by the Measuring Device Co. of New York. They produced many different shakers over many years, but this is one of their earlier versions which includes a metal band around the base to protect it from chipping. Item No. 1490 |
$40.00 |