Hood's Sarsaparilla Jug/Mug

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tazmainiendigger

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I was doing alittle research the other day on sarsaparillas and found this item on ebay under sodas/other items???? Not many views or interest so I took a gamble bid and won it.... Anybody ever seen one? I wonder if it is from china/walmart lol any feedback is appreciated.... Taz

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Hi and welcome back Wayne! I have got to agree with you all on the looks of this piece...... I have been researching Hood's and did come up with this info, they had been in buisiness up till 1922. I didnt find any info on this jar/mug but I did find a ceramic sewing thimble they gave away as a advertising giveaway thing....This item stands about 4" tall and the base glazing has some crazing, maybe in time some more info on it may surface. Thanks! Taz
 

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That hoods jar is only 4" tall??? I didnt realize it was that small. That actually bodes in its favor for being a real piece. It still doesnt look quite right though IMO.
 

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Are there any markings on the base a picture would help. Usually on older pieces there is the tell tale sign of staining from use or just sitting around they will pick up dirt and keep it forever.
 

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