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Coin Spot |
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| Coin spot is a glass pattern that was named by the collectors for the spots resembling coins, which are part of the glass. Colored, clear, and opalescent glass was made with the spots. Many companies used the design in the 1870–1890 period. It is so popular that reproductions are still being made. |
| Category
| Coin Spot |
| Pattern or Item
| Pitcher |
| Description
| Cranberry Opalescent, Applied Clear Handle, 8 1/2 In. |
| Year
| 2001 |
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