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Posted 2 years ago
genn
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I picked up these two silver (plated?) pots awhile back and I have no idea what they are. They have very unique handles and extremely detailed bands around the center and on the legs. They stand approximately 6 inches tall and 5.5 inches wide. I have asked everyone I know and have been told they could be sugar and creamer bowls, candy dishes, chamber pots, wine coolers, mustard pots, or butter coolers....... There are no markings on them at all to suggest who made them. Can anyone help me figure out what they are??
Sterling Silver BowlsBefore the rulers of Ur, who lived 6,000 years ago, held silver utensils in…