Silver Heirloom
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round-bottom container
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Identify Silver / Silver Plated Thing
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Silver Pitcher
JC46
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Date Posted
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txgemini
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6708
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December 13, 1901
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Price Paid
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Condition
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$10.00
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Good
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Description:
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ITS NOT LETTING ME POST THE PICS. I KEEP GETTING AN ERROR.....
Set of 6 ?? in a box that is specifically made to hold these items. We think they may be teacup saucers, but are uncertain. They may be silver plated and from Germany. There is no stamping, engraving or any kind of markings anywhere on the items or in the box (that I could find).
Each one has a different emblem attached for a German State:
1) Frankfurt /m (symbol is a spread eagle?? on a red background)
2) Stuttgart (symbol is a horse on a yellow background - reminds me of the Ferrari logo)
3) Munchen (Symbol is of a Priest? with arms in the air, holding a book in the left hand, wearing a black robe with white trim, red shoes and a red glow around the head on a white background)
4) Wiesbaden (symbol are 3 yellow Fleur-de-lis on a blue background)
5) Biessen (symbol is a rearing red Griffin with black wings on a white background)
6) Garmisch - Partenkirchen (symbol is half a black spread eagle on the left side with white background and on the right side is half a red crest with a white stripe in the middle)
We purchased this set at an Estate sale and have been unable to identify them online.
They are 2 3/4 inches in diameter
The box is 7 inches long
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Keywords:
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German saucer silver plated silver-plated charger emblem flag states teacup set 6 crest
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