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    Posted 11 years ago

    csliney
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    Teapot measures 6" diameter X 7" High. Sides covered with a brick-like work that has trailing ivy vines going up them. Top rim has a flower decal on both sides. The bottom has a lot of information: Drip-O-lator, Trade mark registered US Patent Office with a long number. Then says Enterprise Aluminum Company, Massillon, OH. Says, Superior Quality Kitchen Ware.

    I am sure it has to be at least 80 to whatever years old. Is it valuable or rare or what should I know?

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    Comments

    1. Efesgirl Efesgirl, 11 years ago
      Do you do any research on your pot at all?
    2. csliney, 11 years ago
      Yes, I just did my research and found a lot of information. Thanks no need for more.
    3. Efesgirl Efesgirl, 11 years ago
      Happy you have your info. Please mark your Mystery as solved.
    4. kaudet4gx3, 10 years ago
      The coffee pot was made by Hall China. The metal insert that held the coffee grinds was made by the Enterprise Aluminum Company.

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