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Item Code: 1239-124
Pillar molded creamer with a cut scalloped rim and polished handle terminal. The clear bright colored glass and light weight suggests it was made in England or Scotland 1845-1870. The body has 8 large molded pillars and stands 4 7/8" tall. This creamer probably had a matching sugar bowl. [lj/ld] [ph:L]
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