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I found these awesome Pyrex dishes at an estate sale. Do any of you Pyrex experts out there know what this pattern is called? I don't think they are the Pink Flamingo, as the pattern is more of a melon color (with gold trim). They seem to be milk glass. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
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Since I was buggin' da wifey on ym last night, I thought I'd make up a little tea for two, berries style. I LOVE RE-MENT!! <3
The glass looks like Mt, Fuji.
Made by Sugahara.
Very stable glass like Mt, Fuji.: Sugahara "Fujiyama glass"
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Plates in White Porcelain
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Phenitt Ceramics CO., LTD.
SKYPE/Twitter: phenitt
Email/Facebook: phenitt@gmail.com
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My mother was given these as a wedding gift in 1967, because a good hostess has to set out a little pot of good cigarettes and pretty ashtrays for visitors, doesn't she?
This strange looking stuff folds completely flat and can be used many times. Disassembled it all fits in an envelope like package.
Plates in White Porcelain
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-can be printed with customer's logo
-gift box packing.
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Another fun design using everyday shapes from the table. The overlapping is done so that it is unclear what is in front and what is behind.