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Vinca

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10. We like Hartstone Pottery teapots for use.

Reply to REP (Reply #8)

Mon Dec 26, 2011, 08:01 AM

Dec 2011

I've also got a bunch of different Hartstone mugs that I love. One of my best yard sale finds was a set of 6 new Hartstone mugs for $5. They're the perfect size and weight. The older ones with the impressed mark have a better "feel" for some reason. I did buy one teapot off ebay that must have been a second because it sort of dribbled and didn't pour right. It's weird. I just checked the Hartstone Pottery site and there doesn't seem to be a teapot on there. Plenty on ebay, though.

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Anyone know anything about Hook kitchenware? [View all] REP Dec 2011 OP

I couldn't find anything either! n/t grasswire Dec 2011 #1

You know why? I remembered the name wrong!!! ARGH!! It's HALL REP Dec 2011 #2

OH! grasswire Dec 2011 #3

Not sure... REP Dec 2011 #4

I like those quite a bit. n/t grasswire Dec 2011 #9

Just found your post today... mrmpa Dec 2011 #5

Right in line with what I paid for the pieces I got REP Dec 2011 #6

According to my Hall book the ribbed bowl is from the 1930's. Vinca Dec 2011 #7

Awesome find for you! REP Dec 2011 #8

We like Hartstone Pottery teapots for use. Vinca Dec 2011 #10

+1 McCIoud Dec 2012 #11