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Philco Radiobar Glassware Inventory ??
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02-10-2016, 03:19 PM
A few years back I picked up a very nice Philco "Chairside" Radiobar. It has a few of the original pieces of glassware. There were no decanters or shakers in this particular chairside radiobar and that is my question.... Does anyone know what glassware inventory came with this chairside radiobar? Did it come with any decanters or shakers, if so, how many and what type, ie. round, square?

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02-10-2016, 04:22 PM
Someone in the Phorum might be able to answer your question directly but I suspect your best chance at getting to that specific information is by visiting the Mulholland Press web site and contacting Robert Baumbach.  He has quite a bit of information on Radiobars.  Ron references this site as well in his discussion of Radiobars.  Robert has a contact page on the web site.  Let us know what you learn!
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