January 2, 2024
REED & BARTON SUNNY JIM SILVERPLATE PITCHER RARE 5640
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This is a rare, older Reed & Barton pitcher "Sunny Jim." It is a vintage pitcher and has definitely been used. The pitcher has a face on both sides with an incredible amount of detail - including a mole on his lip. We did polish the pitcher but the new owner may want to spend more time with it. The bottom states "Reed & Barton 5640 7 H.P."The piece is flawed. T is a dent in one of his noses and t's a deep scratch on one of his chins and a lighter scratch under the handle. T are also a few small nics on the inside rim. This imperfections add character to the piece. Great conversation piece. Payment is due within 7 days of close of auction. No Exceptions. If payment is not received in a timely manner, we will proceed with the non-paying bidder program and the item will be relisted. Shipping for books, videos and tapes will be Media Mail United States Post Office. All other items will be shipped Parcel Post. Items are normally shipped within 2-3 business days. Please allow 10 to 14 days for delivery. Some regions of the country may take a few extra days. If you would like your item sent Priority, additional postage fees will apply. If you purchase more than one item, postage will be adjusted accordingly. Delivery confirmation is included in postage fees for most items. Insurance is required for items exceeding $19.99. We will not be
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