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3899f   $85.00

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An original production piece of Reed & Barton's "Les Six Fleurs," this full size dinner fork measures 7 3/4" long and weighs an exceptionally heavy 2.4 T. oz.

An extravagant design, this embodies all the elements of the Art Nouveau sensibility, with its high relief, seemingly liquid, portraiture of sinuous floral elements entwined with one another throughout the length of the handle, carrying clear onto the cup of the heel.

The backside is relatively plain, with trailing leaves framing the... Click for details

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3898f   On Hold

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Smaller than a full-size tea, and larger than a demitasse, these 4 3/4" long, not quite 1.0 T. oz. combined weight, pieces are (after dinner) coffee spoons.

A matched set, they were made by John Wendt and retailed by New York City's "Ball, Black & Co.," and so marked on the reverses, along with "Sterling."

The pattern is "Arabesque," often identified as "Monroe."

In exquisite condition, each piece is monogrammed "JC" in feathered script lettering, and has a bright gold wash on the bowl,... Click for details

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3897f   $165.00

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Lengthy at 9 3/8", and weighty at 2.5 T. oz., this solid coin silver cheese scoop dates from the mid 19th century.

It is marked "Bailey & Co.," for the prominent Philadelphia firm that operated under this name 1848-78 (Rainwater, Encyclopedia of American Silver Manufacturers) and which eventually became "Bailey, Banks & Biddle."

It is a "French Thread" aka "Fiddle Thread" pattern, with the design on both sides of the arched handle.

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3896f   On Hold

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Having a top diameter of 1 3/4", standing 3/4" high, and weighing .9 T. oz., this round pill box dates late 19th century into the first decade of the 20th century based on the marks.

It is stamped "Black, Starr & Frost," for the prominent New York City firm, along with the company "eagle" emblem, "Sterling," and the number "2."

The slightly domed, sleeve top features an overall raised design that includes a spray of posey like flowers tied with a bow and surrounded with a decorative... Click for details

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3895f   $65.00

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Introduced in 1872, Tiffany's "Vine" is a multi-motif line, featuring a variety of fruit and flowers, differing from piece to piece.

This example is a 6 3/16" long, 1.1 T. oz., youth (slightly larger than a tea) spoon in a gourd theme.

It is marked "Tiffany & Co.," "Sterling," and "M," this letter dating it no later than 1891.

The handle backside is engraved "EBH" in flowing script lettering.

It is in good condition, showing slight softening of detail from polishing. The bowl remains... Click for details

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3894f   $175.00

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Introduced in 1872, Tiffany's "Vine" is a multi-motif line, featuring a variety of fruit and flowers, differing from piece to piece.

This example is a 7 3/8" long, just under 2.2 T. oz., all silver, flat handle, youth knife in a pomegranate theme.

It is marked "Tiffany & Co.," "Sterling," and "M," this letter dating it no later than 1891.

The handle backside is engraved "xBH" in flowing script lettering.

In overall fair condition, it does show polishing wear, which is particularly... Click for details

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1402499   Price on Request

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ABOUT: Rare and very fine low-production piece by Whiting Mfg. Co from the late 1800s. In an interesting and very period appropriate Japonesque Aesthetic design with acid etched leaves in the background and then raised 3-D pomegranate fruits. Hammered finish top to bottom. Similar to their pieces with the mixed metal fruits, but this one seems to be all sterling. Faint goldwash in the spoon bowl of the ladle. Incredible craftsmanship and detail makes this a very interesting and historic... Click for details

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1402470   $499.00

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ABOUT: Offering this exceptional Antique late 1800s Tiffany & Co. Serving set in the Vine pattern with scalloped spoon and serving fork with a lovely scalloped edge above the slightly splayed tines. I also have a raspberry vine serving spoon. Please reach out if you are interested. The Vine pattern began production in 1872 and the designs are attributed to Edward Moore who was a designer and then director for Tiffany and Co. from 1868-1891. Tiffany's Vine line is a mulit-motif pattern... Click for details

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1402468   $200.00

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ABOUT: Offering this Antique late 1800s / early 1900s Tiffany & Co. berry, jelly or small casserole serving spoon in the Vine pattern with nicely gold washed spoon bowl. This pattern line began production in 1872 and the designs are attributed to Edward Moore who was a designer and then director for Tiffany and Co. from 1868-1891. Tiffany's Vine line is a mulit-motif pattern in the Aesthetic movement with Japanese design influences. Here is the Raspberry Vine motif, in a scalloped... Click for details

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1402466   $180.00

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ABOUT: Here we have a rare vanity tray or perhaps oval under plate by George W. Shiebler with an elegant scrolled design. Is it Renaissance Revival? Is it Roccoco? Is it Baroque? I'm not exactly sure, but a very ornate design and Very nice quality. Dating to the late 1800s / pre-1910. It would be a beautiful jewelry tray or vanity tray even a serving dish for nuts or candies if you wanted to use it on your dining table or for tea time. Shiebler was dissolved in 1910 making them a... Click for details

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1402462   $299.00

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ABOUT: Here we have a scarce set of Four Vintage Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver figural place card holders, each depicting a branch and leaf with a fantastic vermeil goldwash to really make it pop. They have a little curled clip on the back to hold place cards or I use mine to label my dishes for buffet style eating. Fantastic detail on these with lifelike bark and leaf patterns from the textured leaf to the bark and the veins of the foliage. Very nice quality typical of Tiffany. These are... Click for details

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1402460   $150.00

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ABOUT: Pretty little floral letter opener in a dagger shape from Shiebler's Flora line. This is the Daffodil / Narcissus motif. No monograms, life like floral detail on front of the handle with a smooth back. Not a very often seen form. Dates to around the turn of the century or early 1900s. I will be listing sterling items from my collection so please check out my other listings this week! MEASUREMENTS: The opener measures 4 /4" in length. Weighs 15 grams according to my... Click for details

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1402457   $299.00

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ABOUT: Four piece set in the Vine pattern by Tiffany & Co. in the Wild Rose motif! Victorian antique solid Sterling Silver pieces - two small plates / trays or condiment dishes paired with two Tiffany demitasse spoons. These small plates are about 3 1/4" in diameter, so not the tiny salt dip / butter pats. Lovely design on them depicting wild roses leaves and stems above a textured background with a goldwash sterling interior contrasting with the sterling plate rim. This Vine pattern... Click for details

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1402456   $900.00

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ABOUT: Victorian antique solid Sterling Silver ice tongs by Tiffany & Co. in the English King pattern with chicken claw or talon foot on one side and reticulated spoon bowl on the other. These really make a neat statement on the table and display the fine quality, detail and sturdiness typical of Tiffany, one of the best makers of the time. Would be a beautiful accent to your table or home bar to serve ice, but could also be used to serve appetizers, vegetables, small bites, desserts,... Click for details

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1402455   Price on Request

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ABOUT: Gorham copper and mixed metals tea caddy in a ginger jar form with curved and tapering sides in an interesting and period appropriate Japonesque aesthetic design. These pieces were hand made by Gorham silversmiths! Circa 1880s, this piece has a sterling hummingbird that perches off the side, and a sterling grasshopper or cricket standing on granulated copper soil detail. The grasshopper is a symbol of good luck in Japanese culture. There is a bell pepper bush in the center with... Click for details

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1402454   $375.00

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ABOUT: Beautiful set of four antique / Victorian Tiffany & Co. sterling silver figural aesthetic floral demitasse spoons! One of my favorite patterns, this was one of the first that got me hooked on collecting and using sterling at home. NO MONOGRAMS! These date to the late 1800s, and the pattern originates to 1885. Would be adorable for display or afternoon tea! The artwork on these little handles is amazing, extremely detailed and the designs cover the front and the back, up... Click for details