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Item Code: 635-459
This small ceramic “redware” jug measures approximately 1.75 inches by 1.5 inches at the widest point. A depiction of Jennie Wade appears front and center. There is a cork stopper in the spout. Handle is intact. There are no detracting marks to this piece. However, there are two minor imperfections to the clay which appear to be part of the production of this piece and do not detract in any way. [cla][PH:L]
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