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Beer and kvass mugs (1917 – 1991 years), not souvenir

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Mug for beer. Side view.
  • Mug for beer. Side view.
  • Mug for beer. Top view.
  • Mug for beer. The bottom of the mug. Bottom view.
  • Mugs for beer. Stigma, Volume inscription and loading level line.
  • Artyomovsk ovals in volumes of 0.5 and 0.25 liters.
  • # 390 #
    Artyomovsky Glass Plant

    12 straight facets & Artyom ovals 0.5 liters 1938
  • Issue Year:
    1938
  • Volume:
    0,50
  • Type:
  • Brand Mark:
    25
  • Keeper:
    svemon
  • The mug was made in 1938 at the glass factory named after Artyom (ASZ, SAZ), Artyomovsk, Donetsk region, the Ukrainian SSR. Figure on the mug - 12 straight convex facets with a notch in the form of an ellipse on each.
    Stamp number - 25 (1938, Zhdanov / Mariupol). The stamp was etched, the line of the filling is notch. Volume designation - 0.5 liters on the side surface, casting. The loading line - kerf on the rim. The inscription on the bottom - in a circle: ''НКЛП ✯УССР✯ ЗД АРТЕМА✯''.

    Weight - 730 grams
    Height - 110 mm
    Top diameter - 103 mm
    Bottom diameter - 75 mm
  • Closed for holiday Buy

Description

One of the most beautiful series of beer mugs produced in the USSR before the war. The fact that they were produced in enterprises located in different parts of the country suggests that the form was developed and approved centrally, like the "Circles" shape. In the list of manufacturers there is no Novo-Borisov glass factory, but during this period they had their own "Ovals", which were produced only there in the volume of both 0.5 liters (#355) and 0.25 liters ( #356).

1. Ovals 1 KDO1936 - #387

2. Gusev ovals 1936 and 1937 #386 и #388

3. Urshel ovals 1936 #461

4. Artyomovsky ovals 0,25 liters 1936 #385

Models

Model Code Price Stock
390 $0.00 Yes

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