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"     Is my pottery teapot (6&amp;quot;H) worth anything? There are chips and nicks all over it. N.E., STAYSTOWN, PA. The military finial (on the top of the pot) and medallion head portraits in the middle encircled by Rococo-style scrolls make this redware pottery quite interesting. The earthenware&amp;#039;s brown slip glaze is not a fired finish, but rather one that is cold-painted on the surface. When this German teapot was made in the late 19th century, it cost less than $10. The chips and nicks decrease the value today of this example.  valued at: $150 *The estimates provided are preliminary only and subject to change based on firsthand inspection and further research. Appraisal prices refer to an item&amp;#039;s fair market value, or what one might expect to pay for an object of similar age, size, color and condition at auction. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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