No Longer Topless

[Cecilia]

Y’all remember this cobalt ink bottle in collection FieldWalker posted?

I usually get gifts remedying my ignorance, but after (lovingly) chastising “rich boys” for whining about finding brokes, I got beautiful peace offering instead!
And, for decades, I have had this cork stopper sporting greenish-blue glass, metallic filigree, cobalt blue glass bead, silver frog:

Guess what it fits?
This 1930’s beauty will not be spilling ink or any tiny treasure it may hold!

[Hal Gorges]

Well look it you this morning with icing on the cake,,,err, frog.... ( “ Intense beauty “ )

[Narrow Way Knapper]

Nice match! Now you just need something to put in it.

I can't even seem to find the right lid when I'm putting leftovers away. 🤯

[Cecilia]

Don’t we all?! and don’t wanna throw mismatches away coz maybe mate might turn up someday...
(I now buy those cellophane elasticized thingies that look like shower caps; one size fits all!)

[Havenhunter]

How lovely!

[Cecilia]

It is lovely, isn’t it?!
(I am big cannibalizer of household dodads, and you should see some of my Frankenstein inventions!)

[fldwlkr]

Looks great! I'm glad you saved that cork top. I hate it when I throw away or recycle something and need it a week later. Took a load of scrap to the yard a few weeks ago and now I'm wishing I saved some of the chrome pieces.

[flintguy]

Thats a really cool looking combo. Amazing that it fit and had similar glass coloration.

[redrocks]

Nice!! Looks good on The ink well

[Mattern]

I love small colored glass things. And I love what you did with that. Kim

[Jethro355]

Cooo.👍

[oldrocks2]

Amazing perfect match.

[Hoss]

That is not an inkwell. It is a early vintage Noxzema jar. Maybe 1940's or earlier. Love what you did with it CC.