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John Gorham, New Haven, Connecticut, c. 1815 Coin Silver Serving Spoon
Silver : Coin Silver : 18th and Early 19th Century
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5403f On Hold
The name Gorham immediately evokes Jabez Gorham of Providence, Rhode Island, and the legendary firm he founded. The same surname, however, appears in the history of 18th and 19th century silversmithing in New Haven, Connecticut. This minor dynasty included Miles Gorham, his son by the same name, and his nephew John, whose "J. Gorham" mark is imprinted on this lengthy, 8 7/8", 1.5 T. oz. coin silver spoon. Born in 1789, Flynt & Fales Heritage Foundation Collection of Silver notes... Click for details
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Gorham 'Ivy' Sterling Silver Sugar Spoon with Fluted Bowl
Silver : Sterling : Flatware
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5402f $46.00
One of Gorham's earliest full line patterns, patented in 1868 as stamped in the reverse of this 6 1/4" long, .6 T. oz., sugar spoon, Ivy has a tubular stem and broad, convex handle end that features an intricately rendered portraiture of ivy leaves and berries set against a stippled ground. The handle reverse is engraved with a delicately inscribed, feathered "HC" monogram. Additional marks include the company's "lion, anchor, G" emblem, the word "Sterling," and the name of the... Click for details
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Mueck-Carey Sterling Silver Baby Cup Choice Condition No Monogram
Silver : Sterling : Hollowware
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5399f $55.00
A New York City company which operated in the 1940s and 1950s until its trademark was taken over by Towle, Mueck-Carey produced silver wares such as this baby cup. In like new condition, without any dents, bends, or splits, and showing a brilliant finish, it stands 2" high to the rim, is 2 3/8" across, with a maximum reach of 3 1/2" to the end of the handle, and weighs 1.3 T. oz. A perfect cylinder, it has a rolled rim, rounded lower edge with a brushed finish on the underside, and a... Click for details
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W. P. & H. Stanton, Rochester NY, Shell Grip Coin Silver Tongs
Silver : Coin Silver : Serving Pieces
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5398f $65.00
Born in Providence, Rhode Island, where he worked as a silversmith in the 1820s, and apparently with a short-lived presence on Nantucket Island, Masschusetts, William P. Stanton established himself in business in 1829 with his brother, Henry, in Rochester, New York. This pair of 5 3/4" long, .9 T. oz., coin silver tongs are marked "W.P. & H. Perry" for that partnership. Their plain, angular, fiddle shaped arms date them from early in the partnership, c. 1830. Perhaps they were an old style... Click for details
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"Hollywood Boulevard at Night".
vintage postcard. California, 1940s
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