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Item Code: 2023-1680
This complete ink bottle shows very little wear and retains its layer of colored glaze. The item is free of cracks and major damage, with a pouring lip at the opening of the top. Surface is smooth and clean, with only very minor marks in the clear finish. No manufacturer stampings or markings are noted. Style is in keeping with several period-appropriate examples from the same vicinity. The bottle measures 10.25” in height and 3.5” in diameter.
A neat relic of the Fredericksburg, Virginia area. [cm][ph:L]
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