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Posted 12 months ago
treasurehunt
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I love going to estate and garage sales in the Summer. I found this shaker at a recent estate sale. I was looking through a box of old perfume bottles, and this item caught my eye. I didn't really know what it was, but it was beautiful! So, as I was photographing it, I noticed on the pull out lever to open the shaker, there was some print. "Moller's PAT. Feb. 5th 1901 G. Silver". Wow, I have an antique! This is why I love what I call "treasure hunting". You never know what you're going to find!
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