Vintage Hall China Tilted Ball Pitcher - Dark Teal Color circa 1960s-1970s coppertone There is light crazing n a cooking school founder

Name: Vintage Hall China Tilted Ball Pitcher - Dark Teal Color circa 1960s-1970s coppertone There is light crazing n a cooking school founder
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SKU: 27012187086
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Vintage Hall China Tilted Ball Pitcher Dark Teal Color circa 1960s 1970s coppertone There is light crazing n a cooking school founder There is light crazing n the front and three marks on the back where it sat in the kiln The Norway Rose bowl bears some rub marks around the gold rim and has a small quarter inch chip on the bottom underside of the rim (this cannot be seen from the front) Hall's tilted ball pitcher was always eternally stylish With its clean lines

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