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weinoo

weinoo

10 hours ago, andiesenji said:

 

The AH cup is not jadeite, it is one of the "cased color" pieces made by Hocking in the 1940s and '50s.  

This is a Fire King "D-handle" Jadeite mug ca. 1935.  It glows under black light because it was made when they still used uranium.

At one time I had a bunch of these. Sold the last one about 5 years ago. 

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Wow - interesting. So everyone selling this stuff as "jadeite" is lying. good to know, but not that surprising!

 

Fortunately, when I say more expensive, we're not talking expensive really. Just moreso than the white cup.

 

Also, @andiesenji what I really want are those restaurant diner mugs.

weinoo

weinoo

10 hours ago, andiesenji said:

 

The AH cup is not jadeite, it is one of the "cased color" pieces made by Hocking in the 1940s and '50s.  

This is a Fire King "D-handle" Jadeite mug ca. 1935.  It glows under black light because it was made when they still used uranium.

At one time I had a bunch of these. Sold the last one about 5 years ago. 

1265192775_ScreenShot2020-09-08at5_09_25PM.png.5f4607690b409f6c8fbf6dc0684c8c77.png

 

 

 

 

Wow - interesting. So everyone selling this stuff as "jadeite" is lying. good to know! Fortunately, when I say more expensive, we're not talking expensive really. Just moreso than the white cup.

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