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Item Code: 1268-314
A nice condition coffee pot with a great vintage appearance. The piece has a tapered body, rolled-edge handle on the side, long spout on the side and a separate lid with small handle.
The pot measures approximately 9” tall, is 6” in diameter at the base, 4” in diameter at top, and has 5” long spout.
The outer surface of the tin has a pleasing gray tone overall. There are a few scattered pin holes.
This is a nice Civil War-era coffee pot. From the Texas Civil War Museum collection. [jet][ph:L]
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