It is easy to identify jugs created in the early production days. Early produced jugs bore the name of the character inscribed into the back of the jug. The name was also written in inverted quotation marks on the base of the jug. Between 1939-1955 jugs were marked with a green A on the base to denote the type of kiln it needed to be fired in. This was discontinued in 1955 when coal burning kilns were banned. In 1927 the company had implemented a dating system to help identify the year a piece was made. The system simply consisted of a number placed to the right of their logo. If this number was added to the year 1927, it yielded the year of the item’s creation. Unfortunately this dating scheme does not appear to have been in practice for long. Measures about : 3" X 3" Condition: Gently used. PHOTO NOTE: It is possible for items to appear slightly different in shade or color on different computer monitors. If you are unsure about a color or tone, please ASK. Please read information below: Please verify all charges before bidding The items listed on my sales are not new unless mentioned otherwise. There are mostly coming from estate sales. I do not clean them as most of collectors items must be treated with special knowledge and experience. I always describe them in the detail especially if they have visible damage, missing parts or have something out of ordinary. Every item sold as is and all sales are final. Please inspect the picture attached, request additional pictures and ask as many questions as you need before bidding. I combine shipping and handling fee where appropriate. I leave feedback as soon as transaction had been completed and feedback is left for me after item had been received and inspected. If you are unhappy with the transaction please contact me before leaving feedback. I greatly appreciate your business and hope you will enjoy things you got from my sales. Thank you for visiting me today. Please come back again as new items are added on a regular basis. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution