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Soft red on yellow pontil mark, applied handle.
In excellent condition.
Rare hand blown amberina crackled Kanawha Creamer #43 with label.

Kanawha Amberina Crackle Creamer

Ultra retro set of four Jester Rock Glasses. Made by Kanawha Art Glass in the 1960's-1970's.

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Kanawha Amberina Crackle Creamer

Rare hand blown amberina crackled Kanawha Creamer #43 with label. In excellent condition. Kanawha produced hand blown forms after acquiring Hamon Handcrafted Glass in 1969 which produced crackle glass during the 1950’s.

This item is either Hamon stock with a Kanawha label or a Kanawha remake. Measures 3.5″ tall. Soft red on yellow pontil mark, applied handle.

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