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Item Code: 1239-141
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This decanter could have been made in many factories from New England to New Jersey. Marked “Whiskey” it is covered with naturalistic engravings. It stands 9 1/8” tall, without the stopper, and has a polished pontil on the bottom. [lj][ph:L]
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