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Posted 4 months ago
LouAnn
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The Pullman creamer is 2 1/2 inches tall. Has what looks a "2" on the bottom.
The first mug is cracked. It is 3 inches tall and just over 3 inches wide. Marked on bottom as Syracuse China. I think it's a U-II?
The second mug is 2 1/2 inches tall and 3 inches wide. It has a slight crack on the handle but otherwise is perfect. The mark on the bottom is an oval with CC3?
The carafe is perfect. No chips or nicks. It is about 5 inches tall. The mark on the bottom is McKee 5 Hottle Glassbake Pat. 5.
I hope this all makes sense to someone. Thanks for your help.
Railroad ChinaRailroad china, like railroad silver, was a product of the boom in comfort …
I posted the wrong picture for the second mug. Sorry. It looks just like the one posted but doesn't have the crack.