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Item Code: 1239-80
The tallest is 4 1/4"; all have rough pontils on the base. All have short stems with a compressed medial knop. Three have bucket bowls, one has a round tapered bowl. They were made in either the US or England 1815-1830. The small bowls are better suited for fortified wines like port or sherry then the table wines drunk today. They may also have been used for whiskey. [lj] [ph:L]
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