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Bubby pot |
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„The pewter bubby-pot was Invented in 1770 by Hugh Smith, a physician at the Middlesex Hospital in London; the bubby-pot was similar to a small coffeepot with the exception of the neck arising from the bottom of the pot (Wickes, 1953c, 1953d). The end of the spout formed a knob in the shape of a small heart, with three to four small holes punched into it.
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Pap cup |
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In the London Foundling Hospital founded in 1741, small children were given their pap in this kind op pewter cup.
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Pod Bronnek |
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This is a typical local feeder used in de french Bretagne - in the surroundings of the city of Quimper. (H/H / HB Henriot Bretagne)„pod bronnek“, probably late 19, century.
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Säuglingsflasche aus China |
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This is an extremely rare piece of pewter with copper bands. 7” tall x 3” across with an unscrewable nipple top. |