AKA: Square Slag

SSNO1240c

Maker: Unknown
References: eapgs.org; Lechner 2 p. 39
Description: 

A tall square shaker that has no design on the sides. The ringed neck tapers down via panels to the body of the shaker.

Decoration: None
Shape: square, tall, ring neck, panels
Colors Known: Numerous slag clear and opaque color combinations. can also be found in blue and Marigold carnival.
Size: 3 1/2″ T (89.1mm) X 1 3/4″W (43.5mm)
Date/Era: 1900
Submitted By: Bruce lk2019
Special Comments: 

Shaker is the same size as Horseshoe and Astor and the Beaded Oval Mirror shakers, as well as the Square “S” and “P” shakers. The difference being in the pattern on the sides. These are all thought to be produced by the same company. Once thought to be manufactured by Challinor Taylor and Company, there is no evidence other than color to support that theory. The name Slag was given to this shaker by Lechners. Transparent colors were discovered after the shaker was named.

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