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1919 Jewelry Catalog and Sales Book · Scan 218 · Printed page 212

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Caster · Catalog no. 95774

$8.70 each

Original 1919 offer in USD.

Extracted description

95774—Caster; hand hammered; French gray finish; colonial glass bottles for oil and vinegar; height of caster 5¾ inches. Each 8.70

Glass bottles remain glass; hand hammered and French gray describe metal caster.

Visual keywords

bottle stoppers caster central stem fan shaped handle oval holder round feet scalloped bottle shoulders tapered bottles two bottles

Proposed visual observations from the source illustration. These describe appearance and are separate from the printed catalog text.

Final v3 directly reviewed both bottles, complete handle, holder and feet after source-bound extension and caption mask.

Extracted traits

TraitValueEvidence
metal holder materialsterling silver Sterling Silver Casters, Sugar Trays, Coffee Sets, Etc.
manufacturing methodhand hammered 95774—Caster; hand hammered; French gray finish; colonial glass bottles for oil and vinegar; height of caster 5¾ inches. Each 8.70
finishFrench gray 95774—Caster; hand hammered; French gray finish; colonial glass bottles for oil and vinegar; height of caster 5¾ inches. Each 8.70
bottle materialglass 95774—Caster; hand hammered; French gray finish; colonial glass bottles for oil and vinegar; height of caster 5¾ inches. Each 8.70
bottle stylecolonial 95774—Caster; hand hammered; French gray finish; colonial glass bottles for oil and vinegar; height of caster 5¾ inches. Each 8.70
bottle useoil and vinegar 95774—Caster; hand hammered; French gray finish; colonial glass bottles for oil and vinegar; height of caster 5¾ inches. Each 8.70
caster height5.75 inches95774—Caster; hand hammered; French gray finish; colonial glass bottles for oil and vinegar; height of caster 5¾ inches. Each 8.70

Extraction: direct assistant vision (GPT-6). This record describes a catalog listing; its identity across other catalogs is unresolved.