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found this in a drying lake, caked in muck. its ice blue (like the early hobble skirt cokes). any ideas on the age and what type of bowl? thanks!
 

1930"s maybe. Any irridescence? Any makers marks? Whereabouts found?
 

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thanks! we have a 100 year old lake (Medina Lake, Medina County, Texas) that's been drying up and I've been finding bottles and such from 1907 on. most of the glass found has little to no iridescence because they have been submerged under water for decades. I can see very faint letters on one of the ribs, but all I can make out is cococ (possibly). the muck on it was hard to take off, about as hard as the bottles I find from the teens up to the twenties.
 

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The style is nicknamed and often called 'swirl' bowl, which was used for fruit or salad. As far as the age is concerned, I would say around the 1920's.

Neat find :)
Breezie
 

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thanks Breezie! it would have been under 50' of water a few years back. I'm surprised it survived intact...
 

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