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Railroad China30 of 34Art-Nouveau toothpick holder~what's that monogram?Look in the rumble room
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    Posted 16 years ago

    taylorpicks
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    I was just wondering about this?It looks old it says american china co. on the bottom and has an x
    i read that its between 1897 and 1904 going by the mark on the bottom
    is it a tea pot missing the top? is it worth anything?

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    1. Laurie816, 12 years ago
      Hi, Not sure if you're still wondering about this teapot but I will share what I know. It was made in Toronto, Ohio between 1897 and 1910 when the company went out of business. The items they made aren't very valuable but are reasonably rare. The American China Company was the first company to use the description "Whiteware" in the pottery industry.

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