Antique EAPG Glass Pair 6 " DAKOTA Apothecary Candy Store Salesman Jar Ground Top
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DUETO THE HIGH NUMBER OF UNPAID ITEMS BY NEW BUYERS, YOU MUSTEMAIL US BEFORE BIDDING IF YOU HAVE LESS THAN 3 TRANSACTIONS / FEEDBACKS ORHAVE BEEN INACTIVE FOR 3 OR MORE MONTHS. IF YOU DO NOT, YOUR BID WILL BECANCELLED.Description: Here is a wonderful petite pair of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) apothecary jars in the "Dakota" or baby thumbprint pattern. Each stands 6" height so could possibly be salesman's samples. The stoppers and inner rim of the neck are ground and one stopper... shows only the slightest roughness on the inside edge. One jar has a bubble on the body which we show close-up in Photo #5. The jars were black-light tested and show a greenish glow most deeply in the base of the body and around the neck. There are no nicks, chips or cloudiness.Please examine all the photos as they are an important part of the description. We do not accept returns unless the item you receive is substantially different from the item described in the listing details and photos. If you have any questions about the item, please email us before bidding. BEFORE BIDDING, PLEASE READ:Payment is by PayPal only and is due within two (2) days of auction’send. NO EXCEPTIONS unless you are making multiple purchases in which case we will not expect payment until you are finished bidding on all the items you are interested in and we have sent you an invoice for combined shipping.International Bidders: Please take USPS Priority shippingcosts into consideration before bidding – not after! We do not shipinternationally via First Class.All bidders: We do not set shipping costs - USPS does, and that is theonly shipping service we provide. We pack all our items securely. Please reviewthe cost of safely shipping your item to your location before bidding. We ship within one business day of payment. Please keep the above things in mind when leaving feedbackfor shipping time and costs.Insuranceis added, at our expense, to items with a final auction price of $50 or moreunless the item is shipped via USPS Priority for which insurance isautomatically included in the shipping cost. If you have any questions at all, please feel freeto ask us before bidding. Please contact us through the Ebay mail system ONLY.On Aug-02-19 at 09:01:55 PDT, seller added the following information:We posted two additional photos of the area on one lid where we mentioned there is some roughness on the bottom edge. We wish to point out that in this same area there is a fissure INSIDE glass itself in the ground area of the lid that cannot be seen from the outside due to the "frosted" texture of the grounding. Also, just above that is some roughness to the upper rim of the ground neck. Please bear in mind these are close-up photos that were further enlarged during editing so what you see in the photos would not be noticeable upon ordinary viewing. Thank you.
