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<p>[QUOTE="Lucille.b, post: 2827, member: 51"]Did you like my little martini glass? </p><p><br /></p><p>Everyone here is absolutely amazing! I learned a lot on this post. Glad for the clarification on the letters, how to determine date, etc. Thank you to everyone who helped!!!</p><p><br /></p><p>Not anticipating huge value on this, but must say it displays well from the exterior, super strong colors and the gold is perfect- if I had a spot, I'd keep it. Also kind of cool with that staple. No making tea in it, though. I don't think it would hold up.</p><p><br /></p><p>Kind of funny -- this was at a super popular annual neighborhood sale in our historic district, at a house with many tables set up, lots of new stuff, resin Buddhas, that kind of thing. It was several hours into the sale, packed at all times with 20 shoppers per house it seemed. I almost looked right past the teapot, the wording on the side looked modern out of my side vision, but then was struck with how finely it was done, did a second take, picked it up, saw the staple, and then the Tiffany Co mark. Figured at $5 even with the hairlines it was worth getting.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lucille.b, post: 2827, member: 51"]Did you like my little martini glass? Everyone here is absolutely amazing! I learned a lot on this post. Glad for the clarification on the letters, how to determine date, etc. Thank you to everyone who helped!!! Not anticipating huge value on this, but must say it displays well from the exterior, super strong colors and the gold is perfect- if I had a spot, I'd keep it. Also kind of cool with that staple. No making tea in it, though. I don't think it would hold up. Kind of funny -- this was at a super popular annual neighborhood sale in our historic district, at a house with many tables set up, lots of new stuff, resin Buddhas, that kind of thing. It was several hours into the sale, packed at all times with 20 shoppers per house it seemed. I almost looked right past the teapot, the wording on the side looked modern out of my side vision, but then was struck with how finely it was done, did a second take, picked it up, saw the staple, and then the Tiffany Co mark. Figured at $5 even with the hairlines it was worth getting.[/QUOTE]
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