Anyone Know What This Is Used For?

[gymbo_limbo]

Is it pottery? The Collectibles board was unable to help. Thanks

[bigmotormania]

Looks like a milk and cream coffee pitcher to me.

My grandmother used to have something that looked similar to that, just without the decoration, and that's what she used it for, milk or liquid creamer for coffee and tea.

[deep-garnet-red]

Looks like pottery to me. I mean, it's not too hard to distinguish pottery from plastic. I would call that a creamer. It probably had a matching sugar bowl. The pattern is from McCoy.

[southern*sweet*tea]

Probably a cream pitcher, or creamer.  It's very pretty 🙂

[llllady]

If that's rust on the bottom, it is probably ironstone. 

[labs118]

May Be Not Sure but might have had a saucer
My MIL collected tea cups & saucers & also little Pitchers like this with saucers under them.

[dorskinny]

I have no idea what the purpose of Diet 7UP is.....I'm assuming it's used by people who don't like the taste of real soda/Pop..

it's not worth anything...throw it out... I'm pretty sure recycling senters won't even take the cans for diet 7UP...

Although... If I were still in high school right now... I could give you an idea of how that can could come in handy!! If you don't have papers, I mean...

[gymbo_limbo]

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@dorskinny wrote:

I have no idea what the purpose of Diet 7UP is.....I'm assuming it's used by people who don't like the taste of real soda/Pop..

it's not worth anything...throw it out... I'm pretty sure recycling senters won't even take the cans for diet 7UP...

Although... If I were still in high school right now... I could give you an idea of how that can could come in handy!! If you don't have papers, I mean...

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I live on coffee and diet 7 up. Pop with sugar makes me want to gag. As far as substituting a can for papers, I'm sure I have no idea what you're talking about.

[d-k_treasures]

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@dorskinny wrote:

I have no idea what the purpose of Diet 7UP is.....I'm assuming it's used by people who don't like the taste of real soda/Pop..

it's not worth anything...throw it out... I'm pretty sure recycling senters won't even take the cans for diet 7UP...

Although... If I were still in high school right now... I could give you an idea of how that can could come in handy!! If you don't have papers, I mean...

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Umm - you don't need to still be in high school to run out of papers or screens ........... and I know how handy they 'can' be.

[gymbo_limbo]

My dad's neighbor just moved and gave me some of her glassware and such. I have no idea what this stuff is but since it was free to me I'd like to list it. I wish I had knowledge about these items. Thanks for all the help.

[dorskinny]

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@gymbo_limbo wrote:

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@dorskinny wrote:

I have no idea what the purpose of Diet 7UP is.....I'm assuming it's used by people who don't like the taste of real soda/Pop..

it's not worth anything...throw it out... I'm pretty sure recycling senters won't even take the cans for diet 7UP...

Although... If I were still in high school right now... I could give you an idea of how that can could come in handy!! If you don't have papers, I mean...

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I live on coffee and diet 7 up. Pop with sugar makes me want to gag. As far as substituting a can for papers, I'm sure I have no idea what you're talking about.

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I don't do soda either Gymbo... I do have to have coffee in the morning!  

DK... They make glass pipes ya know.... I don't need no stinkin screens..if I did that sort of thing...

[ymeagainlord]

@gymbo_limbo If you're trying to ID pottery or glass (or ceramic/china) you're better off posting to the Potteries & Glass group than collectibles.

[gymbo_limbo]

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@ymeagainlord wrote:
@gymbo_limbo If you're trying to ID pottery or glass (or ceramic/china) you're better off posting to the Potteries & Glass group than collectibles.

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Ah thanks for the tip. Luckily our boardies here seem to have all answers, Especially skinny.

[dorskinny]

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@gymbo_limbo wrote:

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@ymeagainlord wrote:
@gymbo_limbo If you're trying to ID pottery or glass (or ceramic/china) you're better off posting to the Potteries & Glass group than collectibles.

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Ah thanks for the tip. Luckily our boardies here seem to have all answers, Especially skinny.

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[ymeagainlord]

Back when the PGP (pottery glass & porcelain) board was THE go to board for that, then they had the brilliant idea of moving one of the most used boards to groups....