Vintage *Pink Blush* ceramic soap dish & cup holder-tumbler: American Olean NEW

Description

Listed today from The American Olean Co.; toothbrush & cup/tumbler Holder.
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Using a vintage American Olean Tile Color Chart, color is:
Pink Blush #23
Cup / Toothbrush Holder:
Marked with ink on back #23
Measures approx. 4-1/4 inches tall X 4-1/4 inches wide.
Total Depth is 4 inches.
Recessed portion is 3/4 inch.
This is a flush mount, to be installed even with the field tiles.
Depth needed for installation is 3/4 inch from finished surface
Projection from finished surface is 3-1/4 inches.
It is heavy weight at over 4 pounds.
Made by the
The American Encaustic Tiling Co. this company merged in the late 1950's to form the America Olean Co.
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I have hundreds of field tiles, mudd-cap tiles, and bull-nose tiles waiting to be listed.  If you need ceramic tiles; contact me with your request and I will check to see what I have available...please be specific with exact size, shape & quantity needed. Pictures with other objects can be helpful.
Interesting Reading;  Brief History:
The American Encaustic Tiling Co. (AET) formed in 1875 with their first plant in Zanesville Ohio. They greatly expanded their business by buying defunct tile manufacturers in Perth Amboy, New Jersey; Hermosa Beach, California & Vernon, California.
The Depression hit hard and unlike GMB, they did not expand their product line into other ceramic items like Dinnerware, Pottery, etc. They went into bankruptcy in 1933 and the US Bankruptcy court assigned Malcolm Schweiker of Franklin Tile of Lansdale PA as trustee to sell off assets.
Mr. Schweiker bought the NJ plant and assumed the stock market exchange name AET which was valuable. He continued to use the name for some time and later, after purchased Olean Tile in Olean NY, he changed the company name to American Olean. AET owned the trademark HERMOSA and when GMB purchased the Hermosa Beach plant, they continued to use the Hermosa name on their tiles until about 1962 when they merged with Lock Joint Pipe Co to form International Pipe & Ceramics Corp and later began to use the trademark Interpace.
Location: fixture room bottom shelf under sink sets