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18thc. Watercolor, initialed, European Ancient Greek Ruins, Grand Tour Framed watercolor As modern fishing technology crept

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As modern fishing technology crept into use

6 g Approximate Dimensions: RC - 11 1/2 in WE WF WC - 11 5/8 in LOC

The Chocolate Pot rests on it's period Warming/ Brazier and hand pierced tray with Paw Feet

It features an overall Baltimore Style repoussé design

Height:                  9

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