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Item Code: 1239-34
This lovely pint size mold blown decanter has an unpolished pontil and does not have a stopper. Attractive alternating geometric patterns around circumference of center. Rayed base type VIIA (46 rays). Stands approx. 7 ¼” tall; base is 3” in diameter. In excellent condition except for area chipped off on the edge of the lip. [ld][ph:L]
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