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Item Code: 1239-102
This American or Continental decanter stands 6 1/4" tall, with a rough ground pontil. It is unusual to find 18th century bottles this size. It was either used as a cruet bottle at the table, a toilet bottle or a small liquor bottle for strong spirits. It is closed with a cork and has a minute chip on the lip. [lj/ld] [ph:L]
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