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Posted 11 years ago
Aimathena
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My aunt had one of these on the night table in her guest befroom for her guests to place their rings in while they were sleeping. I really liked the idea. So as soon as I saw this one I bought it to use in my home. I don't know what its actual name is. If you do please let me know. Thank you.
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Love it! =)
Thank you... I do too =^) thanks for the Love tom xo
You are always welcome Aimathena! >.<
They came in different sizes and based on size were sold with different functions. Some were drink coasters, and there was a large bottle coaster for wine, and some sets were meant as personal ashtrays, with a cigarette holder and lighter as part of the set. Even a few were sold as both--called Coaster Ashtrays. And a few firms even had holders and little racks for them. Fisher, Whiting, W&S Blackington, and maybe 100 other names sold these in both sterling and silver plate.
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TubeAmp, Do you know how I can tell if mine is sterling silver or silver plated?
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