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Item Code: M26380
Clear glass flask fits inside of a pewter base, which can be removed and used as a cup. Lid has lettering on the top that reads, "M.V. OLRY'S PATENT SEPT. 25. 1866". Underside of flask has embossing that reads, "OLRY & C. PHILAD".
Flask measures 7" tall by 3" wide. No chips or cracks. Pewter shows surface scratches and spotting in areas. [sl]
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