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    Posted 8 years ago

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    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, 8 years ago
      Do you do any research on your pot at all?
    2. csliney, 8 years ago
      Yes, I just did my research and found a lot of information. Thanks no need for more.
    3. Efesgirl Efesgirl, 8 years ago
      Happy you have your info. Please mark your Mystery as solved.
    4. kaudet4gx3, 8 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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