Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

M Maori_man Member Portland, Oregon Joined: Nov 23, 2003 Posts: 190	M Maori_man Posted posted on Mon, Jul 13, 2009 9:00 AM Picked up a head scratcher this weekend at a GIANT antique show here in town. Apparently there was a ton of good stuff earlier in the weekend (Friday) that my buddy picked up. I couldn't get out there until Sunday but I guess he didn't scour good enough. The jug stands approx. 10" or so, is a thick ceramic with a cork stopper. Not a maker mark on it. Best part is - it is still a 1/3 full of batter. Doesn't smell (butter and all) and the cork is heavily scented of spicy goodness! Going to have to be UBER careful cleaning it out as I don't want to take off any of the stickers. Couldn't get a great shot of the back sticker but it does have a 1946 copyright and the addy in Emmeryville doesn't have a zip code so made pre - 1966? Anybody got more info? Didn't see it in Tiki Quest and looked on the net to no avail. [ Edited by: Maori_man 2009-07-13 09:01 ]

Picked up a head scratcher this weekend at a GIANT antique show here in town.

Apparently there was a ton of good stuff earlier in the weekend (Friday) that my buddy picked up. I couldn't get out there until Sunday but I guess he didn't scour good enough. The jug stands approx. 10" or so, is a thick ceramic with a cork stopper. Not a maker mark on it. Best part is - it is still a 1/3 full of batter. Doesn't smell (butter and all) and the cork is heavily scented of spicy goodness! Going to have to be UBER careful cleaning it out as I don't want to take off any of the stickers.

Couldn't get a great shot of the back sticker but it does have a 1946 copyright and the addy in Emmeryville doesn't have a zip code so made pre - 1966?

Anybody got more info? Didn't see it in Tiki Quest and looked on the net to no avail.

[ Edited by: Maori_man 2009-07-13 09:01 ]

Post #468635 by Maori_man on Mon, Jul 13, 2009 9:00 AM