This is a really cool vintage sterling brandy warmer made by Graff Washbourne & Dunn of New York, NY. This company was originally sold by Wood & hughes in 1899 and was in turn purchased by Gorham in 1961. This is originally a brandy warmer but today can also be used as a sauce pot or turkish coffee pot. There is a nice, wide spout and a black wooden handle to avoid burning your hand when on on heat. The bottom is marked with the Graff, Washbourne, and Dunn trademark as well as STERLING and 948. This pot measures approximately 6-5/8" long (including the handle). The diameter of the pot across the widest part of the opening (where the spout is) is 3-5/8 and the very base of the bottom of the pot is ~2" across. It stands 2-3/4" tall including the handle but without the handle, the pot itself stands 2" tall. The weight is 75.6 grams. There is a small dent in the bottom along the edge of the base.

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There is a small dent in the bottom along the edge of the base.