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We did a research on the internet on this circa 1800's Tea Pot. We cannot find any information of this particular piece only information of the company and other merchandise. We hope someone can help us to determine some type of value of this piece.
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Hi. I did a search based on the name on the bottom and the closest I came to finding out anything was that this was a company that produced china for the White House way back when. It carried a variety of things like china and it was known for quality, hence why they were selected to provide china for the White House. Hope this gives you.
Hi. I did a search based on the name on the bottom and the closest I came to finding out anything was that this was a company that produced china for the White House way back when. It carried a variety of things like china and it was known for quality, hence why they were selected to provide china for the White House. Hope this helps you.
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