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![]() We inherited a similar dining room item. It is a Victorian Pickle Server. It is a beautifully etched octagonally shaped glass container about the size of a pint jar. It sits on a very ornate sterling silver frame with a handle and sterling silver top that has been repaired On the side of the handle are a set of silver tongs, much like sugar cube tongs, but with longer prongs. It looks like a mini old ice bucket. I took it to an antique dealer to make sure what it was and he showed me how the silver lid had corroded from pickle juice. He said it once had a rubber ring around the jar or the top - I've forgotten which. It's useless, which is why it's still around. Just something to polish and dust and talk about. Libby |
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