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Baltimore 'Repousse'10.15 Standard Silver Pair Master Salts
Silver : Coin Silver
Old Friends
5243f $165.00
Period items dating to the mid 19th century, each of these two footed master salts is stamped "10.15" for the peculiar-to-Baltimore area silver standard that is roughly equivalent to coin. Round and matching, each one measures 2 1/4" in diameter and 1 1/4" tall. They are moderately heavy, weighing 2.5 T. oz. combined. Each one has a body that is repoussed all over in a leaf and flower pattern, with a reserve area that has never been monogrammed. There is an applied plain top rim.... Click for details
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Whiting 'Tipt' Four Edw. J. Zahm, Lancaster PA, Coin Silver Teaspoons
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
Old Friends
5231f $85.00
A matching group in a Tipt aka Fiddle Tipt pattern, three of these four (two shown) teaspoons measure 5 1/2" long and one measures 5 3/4". The three collectively weigh 1.6 T. oz., and the single one .6 T. oz. They are of archival interest for both the maker and the retailer. Stamped with Whiting's "winged lion and W" emblem and "Coin," they are very early examples of a major 19th century silver manufacturer's modest origins. Well-crafted and precisely-formed items with... Click for details
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Henry Holland, London 1875, Cast Figure Sterling Silver Sugar Sifter
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
Old Friends
5203f $345.00
This 8" long, 2.3 T. oz., solid silver sugar sifter is high Victorian in style. It is also a study in the silversmithing art. Hallmarked for London, 1875-76, sterling, with a Queen's duty head, and "HH" for maker Henry Holland (later Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater), it carries considerable provenance. Holland and the subsequent firm were recognized as one of the most significant English silver manufacturers of their time. This is artful in multiple ways. First to be noted is the overall... Click for details
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Albert Coles 'Jenny Lind' Ettenheimer Coin Silver Place Spoon
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
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5198f On Hold
Designed and introduced by silversmith Albert Coles, New York City, in the mid 19th century, the flatware pattern Jenny Lind met with success in the marketplace and was in time produced by other manufacturers in addition to Coles. This 8" long, approximately 1.6 T. oz., coin silver place spoon (tablespoon in today's usage) is an early example, stamped with Coles' three part emblem and the name of Rochester, New York retailer "[Elias S. and Jacob] Ettenheimer." It is also engraved in... Click for details
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"Hollywood Boulevard at Night".
vintage postcard. California, 1940s
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