This Dugan pressedCoinspot #617 in blue opalescent was made in 1901 and seen in a Duncan ad in a National Glass Catalog. It was also called concave columns or in carnival it was coinspot. It was called a card receiver,but we call it a comport or bon bon. It is in guaranteed excellent condition and measures 6.75" wide and 4.5" high. It must be rare because it has taken me 8 years to track it to the right company and date it. It is truely lovely. The price is $55.00 plus postage and insurance.

The sugar and lid are in great condition, but the creamer is missing a lid and has a very tiny flaw on the rim. It was made by the Campbell Jones Company,Pittsburgh,Pa. in 1870.I am only charging for the sugar and lid, but including both pieces.rice is $49.00 plus postage and insurance.The sugar measures 7.25" high .

This square carnival bon bon was made in 1917 and measures 2.75" high and 6.5" with handles.The piece is in excellent condition. The price is $55.00 plus postage and insurance.