Here is a wonderful depression glass piece- an ashtray with a center match holder made by Atlas Glass in 1929. It has a checkerboard rim with plain and frosted squares and the classic star on the bottom.
It is 5.5" in diameter and .75" tall. The lime green color is awesome. It's heavy wieghing in at 10 oz. There appears to be a 1" crack but it cannot be felt so I believe it is fully contained in the inside of the thick bottom. There is also a little nick out of one side of one of the 4 butt holders but isn't even noticable.
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When will I receive my refund for a damaged product.
I will happily refund for anything damaged during shipping. However, I must receive pictures of the damage, the box and the wrapping. I will refund you as soon as I receive this in order to file a claim with USPS or Shipsurance.
How much is a custom mermaid?
It depends on the size and the work involved. Custom mermaids start at $50.
I saw an item like this on EBay for less. Can you match the price?
No.
Can you hold an item until I get paid?
No. I have done this before, taken the item out of inventory and then the person never bought. This causes me to have to pay to re-list the item and miss out on other potential sales. Please do not ask me to do this.
Do you ship internationally?
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Reviews (1)
Average:
Jun 12, 2019
item was exactly as described when I received it. The 1929 ashtray fits perfectly in my 1930 historical Spanish mission home. Lew A
Lewis Lieberman