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Anchor Hocking
16-ounce glass open-handle measuring cup for kitchen use
This Anchor Hocking glass keepsake measures 16 ounces and features an open handle for easy grip. It is designed as a memory keepsake suitable for baby milestones or decorative display. The clear glass construction allows visibility of contents while serving as a lasting memento. New condition ensures a pristine appearance for gifting or personal use.
The glass material withstands typical kitchen temperatures for measuring warm liquids without thermal shock. No mechanical parts or electronics are present, so the cup operates silently and draws no power. Hand washing is recommended to preserve the keepsake finish over time. Avoid sudden temperature changes to prevent cracking.
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Wash by hand with mild detergent and a soft sponge; avoid abrasive pads and sudden temperature changes to prevent stress on the handle joint.
The markings are moulded into the glass during manufacture, so they will not fade or scratch off with normal use and washing.
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