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Vibrant art deco era canister jar features hand-painted paperwhites on a bold orange background by Roseville Ohio's Robinson Ransbottom Pottery, from their Crown Line. This multipurpose jar can be used for storing cookies or other kitchen essentials or as a vase without the lid. Acquired from a Louisville KY estate, and found on the family's farm in Harrison County IN. Measures appx 9"t x 7.5"diameter and weighs a whopping 4lbs.
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