CD 132.2 No Name with a large 2 on the dome. Stringers of snot and milk in the skirt and microbubbles throughout with some bigger ones as seen. This beast is heavy with a thick skirt. The pinhole is tight and well formed and crooked to one side. There is an index finger sheer flake on the dome on the opposite side. There are 2 upper wire groove baby pinky nail flakes. One is almost in the same spot as the dome flake. The other you can just see on the left side of the picture. There are 3 baby pink nail flakes on the base. One is at the mold line in the picture. Lastly there is a tight fault line in the skirt. It is between the mold line and bubble in the skirt head-on in the picture and crosses the olive squiggle. It is turned in the picture to show minimally. Overly wordy on the description yes but I want to be complete.

Great early Pennsylvania character piece. View original for details.

Price $200 includes shipping. PayPal welcomed. Contact me first for details. First email as always!