Antique Soda Fountain Straw Dispenser / Zipper Pattern / / Depression Glass
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:15456277 | Original/Reproduction: Original |
Antique Soda Fountain Straw Dispenser / Zipper Pattern / MINT / Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
This is a rare zipper pattern soda fountain straw dispenser in MINT condition.
This item is antique or at least Depression Glass era.
No nicks, chips or roughness on this piece.
Measures: 9.75" Tall w/o Lid / 4.25" Across Bottom / 3.5" Across Top / Weighs 3 Pounds 13 Ounces.
Pictures are the major part of the description. Please view each pictur...e, enlarge and determine the condition for yourself.
Actual shipping charges.
Shipping based on 5 Pound package and UPSP Priority.
Please ask all questions before bidding.
This is a note from an informed fellow eBay member:
Your jar is an 1898 Fostoria Edgewood Pattern straw jar base. It was originally produced with a matching glass lid. Your chrome plated metal lid, insert rod and catch cup is not correct. Actually, a man by the name of Eisenhardt received a 1912 U.S. Patent for his invention of the metal lid, insert rod and catch cup. His mechanism was nickel plate on brass ---- not chrome! I have attached a catalog illustration displaying the straw jar with the correct cover. Please initiate the action necessary to correct your posting. There is nothing antique about your cover, insert rod and catch cup and it is an incorrect marriage for your straw jar base. Thank you.
This is a rare zipper pattern soda fountain straw dispenser in MINT condition.
This item is antique or at least Depression Glass era.
No nicks, chips or roughness on this piece.
Measures: 9.75" Tall w/o Lid / 4.25" Across Bottom / 3.5" Across Top / Weighs 3 Pounds 13 Ounces.
Pictures are the major part of the description. Please view each pictur...e, enlarge and determine the condition for yourself.
Actual shipping charges.
Shipping based on 5 Pound package and UPSP Priority.
Please ask all questions before bidding.
This is a note from an informed fellow eBay member:
Your jar is an 1898 Fostoria Edgewood Pattern straw jar base. It was originally produced with a matching glass lid. Your chrome plated metal lid, insert rod and catch cup is not correct. Actually, a man by the name of Eisenhardt received a 1912 U.S. Patent for his invention of the metal lid, insert rod and catch cup. His mechanism was nickel plate on brass ---- not chrome! I have attached a catalog illustration displaying the straw jar with the correct cover. Please initiate the action necessary to correct your posting. There is nothing antique about your cover, insert rod and catch cup and it is an incorrect marriage for your straw jar base. Thank you.
