Re: type of shotglass

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Posted by Tahj Gomes on May 10, 2003 at 05:21:26:

In Reply to: Re: type of shotglass posted by Tahj on May 10, 2003 at 05:18:52:

Mark:

Have you ever see a paper machet' shot glass with a wood bottom and simulated wood sides?

I found one in an antique store and thought it was plastic or bakelite, and was saddened when it started to felt in one corner. Still a pretty neat find. Do your know anything about these?

: : Pewter is easy to find -- many cigar stores or smoke shops sell metal shotglasses, made of silver and pewter. Wooden ones are harder -- the only good wooden shots that I have came from Russia or The Imperial Museum in Taiwan

: : Mark

: : : I am seeking for an all wooden shotglass or pewter. Tell me where I can search?

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: Mark: : Have you ever see a paper machet' shot glass with a wood bottom and simulated wood sides? : I found one in an antique store and thought it was plastic or bakelite, and was saddened when it started to felt in one corner. Still a pretty neat find. Do your know anything about these? : : : Pewter is easy to find -- many cigar stores or smoke shops sell metal shotglasses, made of silver and pewter. Wooden ones are harder -- the only good wooden shots that I have came from Russia or The Imperial Museum in Taiwan : : : Mark : : : : I am seeking for an all wooden shotglass or pewter. Tell me where I can search?

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