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Raymor Modern Stoneware, Avocado & More
| Avocado Green came in a number of shade variations. The early mottled color called [Frogskin] by collectors is particularly attractive. The individual corn server and the vegetable bowl are in [Frogskin] while the cup and saucer is solid colored. |
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| Another variation is this very deep green that appears to be black. This is another highly sought after color, but was only a variation of Avocado Green, not a separate glaze. |
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| Covered ramekin (lid on the left) in [Frogskin] and the Autumn Brown medium casserole. |
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