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    Sep 6, 2008, 11:55 AM
    Deruta liqueur pitcher.
    I've always been interesting in collecting. I have recently found a piece that struck my fancy in a thrift store. It is a Deruta ceramic pitcher. On the bottom, it has a few markings: a.s./E.4 and Deruta italy and two straight line, short. It stands about 8" tall or so and has two plate type identifiers on the front: on the neck is Michel Liqueur and the second on the belly says crème de Menthe *white* I do not know where to begin research on this item.. it is my first. I have already exhausted about three hours online for this purpose. All sites seem to require a paying membership. Question(s): Does anyone know anything about this item? Where is a good place to research collectibles (paid/free membership, free preferred? Thanks!!
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    Sep 6, 2008, 12:49 PM
    Hi,

    Ebay is always a good place to do some research

    eBay

    This item is listed there --- Ace
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    Sep 6, 2008, 12:50 PM
    Hi Again,

    Pitcher Sivolpi Dervta Made in Italy 2958/20 - eBay (item 230286621831 end time Sep-06-08 19:02:07 PDT)

    Not sure if the shortcut works -- Ace

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