posted on October 3, 2004 09:05:14 PM
Do you call these?? Individual caraffes, mini's,condiments ,what??
They are 3 3/4" tall and have a cork wrapping underneath the vinyl wrap. There is a hard to read label between the cork and the glass. I think it says Welco Company. Found Welco on the net, but nothing like theses. Pyrex etched on the bottom. So 60's!
[ edited by ltray on Oct 3, 2004 09:10 PM ]
posted on October 3, 2004 09:14:51 PM
They could be marmalade jars, but most likely condiments. From the color of the knobs, I'd say you have a ketchup and mayo jar. Bet there's one out there somewhere with a yellow knob for mustard.
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posted on October 3, 2004 09:23:26 PM
duh, hadn't thought of ketchup and mayo. Was think milk and sugar, or maybe honey and jam, but that red knob would mean some hot sugar, baby! <g>
If they are condiments though, why have the cork lining? I have seen Pyrex coffee and tea pots in a similar shape with the cork lining, but nothing this small. And most Pyrex cold servers, such as juice , do not have the cork.
I just found these. Never heard of a hottle before...
posted on October 4, 2004 08:54:38 AM
My first thought was hottles, too, but my hottles don't have the lid with the hole for a serving spoon. I'd be willing to bet these aren't hottles!
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