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<p>[QUOTE="Silver, post: 325708, member: 6202"]It didn't occur to me that the pottery could be hollow. It feels very solid. I thought the cork was glued to the bottom and didn't fiddle for fear of the cork breaking apart with old age. Whatever it is, it was probably used by my Great-Grandmother.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Silver, post: 325708, member: 6202"]It didn't occur to me that the pottery could be hollow. It feels very solid. I thought the cork was glued to the bottom and didn't fiddle for fear of the cork breaking apart with old age. Whatever it is, it was probably used by my Great-Grandmother.[/QUOTE]
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