Sugar Bowl – EAPC
| Dimensions: | 3.5″ dia, 2″ dia at base x 3.25″ high*. 8 oz*. |
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| Part Number: | part of 753* 753/__ Flashed Purple-Tint |
| Catalogs: | 1966* (ad) Flashed Purple-Tint |
| Rim: | smooth |
| Known Colors: | Crystal, Flashed Purple-Tint, Avocado, Honey Gold, Laser Blue |
| Other Names: | |
| Part of: | Sugar. Irvinware Double Jam Set, Irvinware Jam Dish with Tray & Spoon, Irvinware Jam ‘n Jelly Set, Wm. Rogers Jam ‘n Jelly Set, Studio Girl Cosmetics Scented Candle |
| Notes: |
This bowl is the bottom of the EAPC Sugar. However, it’s also a nice-sized bowl for layered deserts, parfait, pudding, etc. So you might want to collect more than one to use as dinnerware.
Fortunately, Sugars and Sugar Bowls are one of the most common EAPC pieces Anchor Hocking made and are usually easy to find in most parts of the United States. They were sold singly, by the dozen, and in many sets until at least 1996.
The Crystal and Royal Ruby notched lids from the Pineapple line fit the Sugar Bowl perfectly. Nab one of those lids or one of several notched metal lids from a third-party set and to add marmalade jar to your EAPC collection.
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