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Posted 10 years ago
Ollie
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I always thought this should be used for maple syrup, but do not know for sure. I think the top may be pewter.
Stamped inside top:
Pat.Jan2984
Above that looks like it is OK or UK
Any information available or suggestions where I can search about it would be helpful
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yep, a syrup pitcher: Central Glass Co. #796 Rope and Thumbprint, c1885/86. The patent date you have is for the pouring lid.
Thanks so much for the info. Now I have actually found others like it.
you're very welcome : ) it's a really nice find; often the lid has the thumb tab broken. BTW not ALL pewter contains lead and can't say from photos. The lid is set in plaster; so it is best not to let it soak too long in water as the plaster can soften. Main value is in the glass at any rate.