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Description
This is a small pot (I believe a chocolate pot) with no makers marking that I can find. It is about 9 inches tall when you include the removable cap, and 5 inches wide at the base. It is off white with green trim, gold inlay and roses It has a small chip at the rim of the pitcher and a chip in the cap.
The paint on the handle has some spots where it has faded from use.
Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium
I would say porcelain. It is very light for its size and you can see light through it when held to a bright light
Distinguishing marks
No name I can find
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
9 inches tall and 5 inches at base
Date Period
unknown
Weight
about 12 ounces
History
unkown
Price Paid (If known)
$12
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Re: Small pot with roses and gold inlay
This looks similar to an RS Prussia style Pitcher. You may want to do search RS Prussia Pitchers and other porcelain items to see if you can match it up. I have a porcelain biscuit Jar with no markings but is exactly identical to biscuit jars that are marked RS Prussia. So i am thinking there are some RS Prussia Porcelain wares without markings. Just a thought, good luck