April 16, 2024
5 DEPRESSION GLASS VASELINE GREEN ETCHED JAR LID TRAY
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PRODUCED DURING THE DEPRESSION YEARS BY THE ELEGANT CAMBRIDGE GLASS CO. ARE THESE WONDERFUL LIME GREEN VASELINE 5 APOTHECARY-VANITY 8 OZ. JARS AND THEIR HOLLOW & GROUND LIDS-STOPPERS ON A ROUND TRAY---3 ARE DEEPLY ETCHED AND 2 ARE BLANK...ALL MATCHING STOPPERS AND BOTTLES..... REFERENCED IN "THE CAMBRIDGE GLASS CO." BOOK.....PRINTED IN 1976 FROM THE ORIGINAL 1930 ISSUE OF PRICES AND PICTURES WITH ADDITIONS FROM 1934.....THIS SET OF VANITY JARS ARE SHOWN ON PAGE 57....LISTED AS CAMBRIDGE NO. 897 EPSOM SALTS....#1196-WITCH HAZEL....#1195-HAND LOTION..THESE JARS WERE ALSO USED FOR COTTON...TOILET WATER...BORIC ACID...BATH SALTS...BICARBONATED SODA....MOUTH WASH...ALCOHOL...LISTERINE...ETC...A LOVELY COLLECTION FOR YOUR VANITY. THE BOTTLES HAVE THE PINCHED IN SIDES FOR EASE OF HANDELING. THE LIDS-STOPPERS HAVE AN 8 SIDED FLUTED-ROUNDED EDGING SO YOU LIFT THE LIDS EASILY. WONDERFUL JARS.....FOR THE BATHROOM COTTON BALLS, Q-TIPS, GUEST SOAPS...FOR THE DESK FOR PAPER CLIPS AND NOTE PADS...VERY VERSITLE. THE LIDS & STOPPERS HAVE A 3/4" GROUND AND POLISHED DROP DOWN THAT FITS SNUGLY INTO THE GROUND AND POLISHED THROATS OF THE BOTTLES. ALL OF THE 8 OZ JARS STAND 4-5/8" TALL ...THE BASE OF THE JARS ARE 2-3/4" X 2-1/2" AND THE MOUTH DIAMETER IS 1-1/2" ---THE 2 WIDE MOUTH JARS HAVE A 2" MOUTH DIAMETER.... THE EPSOM SALTS---HANDL LOTION---WITCH
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