Dining at Home

First from left: slight tarnish, moderate light surface scratches from polishing, a few small dents and dings on the handle, and two small dings / scratches on the lid's handle. Screw top works. 
Second from left: the pull-out lid is stuck in the vessel; can probably be loosened but does not readily pull out by hand. Slight tarnish and light surface scratches throughout from polishing. 
Third from left: monogrammed EEN. Moderate surface scratches from polishing. Lid and screw-cap work. Residue under screw cap which needs cleaning. Chain link which attaches screw-cap to body is broken at one link where it was joined to the body. 
Fourth from left: Fine condition. Light surface scratches from polishing. Lid and screw-cap work. 

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