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Vintage Anchor Hocking Glass marmalade jar with liner.
Set includes Prescut jar, Royal Ruby lid, old unmarked spoon in great condition, and a 7" Line 4000 Royal Ruby plate available only between 1956-1858, scarce item.
Circa 1941-1960's.

Royal Ruby Marmalade Jar & Plate

1920s - 1930s Art Deco beverage set with platinum decor. Set of 8 Royal Ruby glass Newport Carnation premium tumblers.

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Royal Ruby Marmalade Jar & Plate

Vintage Anchor Hocking Glass marmalade jar with liner. In Excellent Condition. Circa 1941-1960’s. Jar pattern is called “Oatmeal” because these items were found inside boxes of “Crystal Wedding Oats”. Also known as “Prescut” without the star.

Set includes Prescut jar, Royal Ruby lid, old unmarked spoon in great condition, and a 7″ Line 4000 Royal Ruby plate available only between 1956-1958, scarce item. Lovely for your dining table.

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