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Sandra Smith <[log in to unmask]>
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It sounds like a cruet set that may be missing its bottles.  I have a
similar one at home, and was able to find this picture of a similar one
online:
http://www.hoodauction.com/april6/WebsiteFiles/images/cruet%20set.jpg

Could this be it?

Sandra Smith
National Trust for Historic Preservation 

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Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 5:32 PM
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Subject: Question about artifact

 Hi all,

I am interning at the Aspen Historical Society and we have an item that
I cannot identify.  I will try and describe it here but I would also be
happy to send a photo to anyone who thinks they might know what it is
from my cryptic description.

It is a silver triple plated item from the Royal MFG Co.  It is
approximately 15 inches tall with and ornate handle and about 3 inches
from the bottom there is a circular "contraption" that is screwed on.
On the circular part there are five 2 inch round holes.  Screwed into
the circular portion there is a 9 inch ornate handle.

Many of us have gone through a pipe holder, candle holder etc. . . but
honestly we are at a loss.  If anyone knows anything about the Royal MFG
Co. or if they think they might be able to help please let me know and
send me your e-mail and I can send a picture.  I know my description is
not the best.  I am trying to enter this into the database and not
knowing what it is makes it difficult.

Thanks so much,

Tracy Leach

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