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[Mccoypottery-talk] looking for teapot lid to replace broken one
shirley link
shirley1940@hotmail.com
Mon, 15 Jul 2002 14:48:46 -0500
have not found anything like your coffee pot cookie jar. i have the
"wonderful world of cookie jars" by supnick. nothing like that in it.
>From: Ruth Ann Look <look40@ameritech.net>
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>Hi, I bought a cookie jar at a garage sale and paid $3 for it. It is
>in perfect condition and is a bargain at that price just to use as a
>cookie jar. But I am wondering if it couldn't be something more. No
>maker on the bottom but it does say USA and the number 3721. It is the
>olive green of McCoy or Brush and the bottom is painted and glazed like
>Haeger. It is in the shape of a large coffee pot that would be used on
>the range by cowboys. The word cookies is spelled on the front along
>with some shapes of cookies. I have looked in every book I own and only
>came up with something similar. #253 El Rancho Line. My cookie jar is
>over 12 " tall with the lid. Anyone out there to help me? Thanks
>Ruth Ann
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