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Any ideas as to what this is?

Posted by justlinda (My Page) on
Sat, Aug 18, 12 at 16:34

Came across this while garage sale-ing and wondered what it is. Clear glass, shaped like a coffee creamer with a long pouring spout. Looks a little like a glass pipe - lol.

If it is some sort of creamer, what does the measure unit marked on it (4 cl) mean?

I'm getting curiousier now that I can't even find a likeness on the net.


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RE: Any ideas as to what this is?

This shows a slightly different angle.


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RE: Any ideas as to what this is?

This is the marking on it. No other maker's mark or any sort of identification.


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RE: Any ideas as to what this is?

Since 4 centiliters equals about 2 1/2 oz....I would guess it's a cute little novelty shot glass.


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Or could it be a medicine/potion dispenser, kind of like the invalid feeding bowls?


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RE: Any ideas as to what this is?

Crack cocaine pipe? Looks like something i've seen used by a druggie on Intervention. I'll be interested to find out. ;o)


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RE: Any ideas as to what this is?

It's a shot glass.....see the link.

Here is a link that might be useful: shot glass


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RE: Any ideas as to what this is?

Why would it need a hole to inhale if it were a shot glass, and such a small hole?


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RE: Any ideas as to what this is?

The thought crossed my mind that they may be shot glasses, but I've never seen one measured "4 cl". Also, the glass is textured all around except for an untextured space 2" x 1". Like maybe for a label or something. Also, it seems like there's a seam dividing the glass including the stem. But it is very well done and smooth. Almost invisible.

Think I'm not using the technical terms here.


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RE: Any ideas as to what this is?

Unless you have been seeing European shot glasses, likely you have not seen one that measures in metric.
According to the link, you suck it down....and likely the blank space in the texturing did hold a lable.


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