Aunt Beru Blue Milk Tupperware / Cantina Cups

[probablyjarrett]

Anyone happen to know what Tupperware model number or "collection" name this "pitcher" is? I've already got the cups. This baffles me. I also think they use them in the cantina.

 

[ID10T]

I think this has been discussed, and the pitcher is not Tupperware brand. But it does look like it.

 

[Blaxmyth]

I've found a few here in thrift stores. Marked 'Hostess', 'Australia' and '1566'. Reasonably common.

 

[kevin926]

I've found a few here in thrift stores. Marked 'Hostess', 'Australia' and '1566'. Reasonably common.

can you still find them. would like 1 please

 

[Blaxmyth]

I don't have any to spare, but if I find any more, will let you know.

 

[probablyjarrett]

I don't have any to spare, but if I find any more, will let you know.

I'd appreciate a look out if you ever find one as well. My thread after all hahaha. Cheers!

 

[Blaxmyth]

Will do, but they seem to be getting scarce nowadays.

 

[Jonathan85]

I would like one if you find one.

 

[AnthonyD2199]

Would it be possible to make a run of replicas moulded off an original?

 

[Halliwax]

eBay always has them

Tupperware Sweet Saver / Sweet Syrup Dispenser and the product numbers are Spout Lid 642-5 Lid 641-5 Tupper Seal w/Seal Logo Container 640-6.

 

[AnthonyD2199]

I meant the larger Stewart Tupperware juice pitcher which only appear rarely online and are usually snapped up in an instant.

 

[Halliwax]

I meant the larger Stewart Tupperware juice pitcher which only appear rarely online and are usually snapped up in an instant.

Sorry about that

 

[AnthonyD2199]

Sorry about that

No harm done

 

[PoopaPapaPalps]

Would it be possible to make a run of replicas moulded off an original?

Possible sure, but they likely wouldn't be usable like the real things are. These were originally injection molded with a thermoplastic. You could make a mold and do resin casts but they'd be for display only.