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Cresson and Co
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Bonnie Scott
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That's pretty cool. I can't find pictures of another one anywhere, I think you may have found a treasure. 
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The kettle is most likely circa 1850's.
Cresson & Co. is a foundry that went thru quite a few evolutions and name changes over time, from the 1840's forward. Philadelphia.
Your question sent me on a researching binge, and once I sort it all out, the results will be added to the WAGS Foundry list, on the members side of the forum Smiley to compliment the existing information we already have.
The kettle is most likely circa 1850's.
Cresson & Co. is a foundry that went thru quite a few evolutions and name changes over time, from the 1840's forward. Philadelphia.
Your question sent me on a researching binge, and once I sort it all out, the results will be added to the WAGS Foundry list, on the members side of the forum Smiley to compliment the existing information we already have.