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Item Code: 179-776
Small tin drinking cup that was commonly used in the 19th century. Measures 2” high by 2¼” in diameter. It has a straight, rolled over edge brim and looped tin handle. The curved metal handle is secured to the body with solder. Cup exhibits a dark gray color and is in good overall condition. No holes or perforations are visible on the cup but the surface does show areas of light rust and small dents. [sl]
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