"Hollywood Boulevard at Night".
vintage postcard. California, 1940s
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Old Colony Pink Grill Plate 10.5" Hocking Glass Company
Glassware : Depression : Patterns : Old Colony
J S Antiques 
1426979 $17.25
Hocking Glass Company made Old Colony from 1935-38. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking.
5 are available
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Empress Alexandrite Nut Cup Footed 3.25" Heisey Glass Company
Glassware : Depression : Patterns : Empress
J S Antiques
1426975 $142.50
Heisey Glass Company made Empress from 1932-34. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking.
2 are available
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Mount Vernon "Yetiv" Sterling Silver Oyster Cocktail Fork x 7
Silver : Sterling : Flatware
Old Friends 
4278f $23.00
An expressive floral design that features densely arrayed, high relief blossoms and leaves of what appear to be chrysanthemums or ageratum, "Yetiv" was an early 20th century Art Nouveau pattern. This example is a 5 3/4" long, approximately .8 T. oz., oyster or seafood cocktail fork, marked with the animal head emblem of "H.H. Curtis Co." who shared this design with "Mount Vernon Company." Other marks include "sterling" and "Pat. 02." It has three, relatively large, tines that are joined to... Click for details
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English Hobnail Milkglass Lamp 11" Westmoreland Glass Company
Glassware : Depression : Companies : Westmoreland
J S Antiques
1426967 $95.00
Westmoreland Glass Company made English Hobnail from 1917-40's. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking.
2 are available
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F. Marquand, Savannah GA & NYC, "Shell Back" Coin Silver Teaspoon
Silver : Coin Silver : Southern
Old Friends
4277f $28.00
Born in Connecticut in 1799, Frederick Marquand learned silversmithing from his father in New York City, which was the location of his primary business activity. He is also associated with Savannah, Georgia, where he was listed in directories 1820-26 (Belden, Marks of American Silversmiths). The identifier on this 5 7/8" long, approximately .7 T. oz., "Reverse Tipt" teaspoon with a shell back bowl, is "F. Marquand" with a three part "bust, lion, G" pseudo hallmark. It is one of his... Click for details
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Shiebler "Maintenon" Enameled Sterling Silver Preserve Spoon
Silver : Sterling : Flatware
Old Friends
4276f On Hold
Numerous American silver manufacturers experimented with enamel on metal flatware in the late 19th century, perhaps paced by the allure for this highly decorative style that European producers, notably Faberge, had created in the marketplace. George Shiebler was particularly successful in this effort in his "Maintenon" line introduced in 1895. This example is a 7 3/8" long, 1.8 T. oz., preserve or serving spoon. The handle rises at an angle from the bowl, lending the piece a scoop-like... Click for details
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Fisher Sterling Silver Child's Cup or Mug, No Monogram
Silver : Sterling : Hollowware
Old Friends
4275f $70.00
This cup or mug stands 2 3/8" high to the rim, 2 7/8" to the top of the handle, has a top diameter of 2 7/8", a 2 1/2" flat bottom base, and weighs approximately 2.6 T. oz. It has a plain, cauldron shaped body and a cee scroll, hollow, handle. It is stamped on the underside "Fisher" with a "crown, f, shield" emblem for the Jersey City, NJ, and New York City firm that was the circa 1936 successor to M. Fred Hirsch (out of business by 1975). Other marks include "sterling" and model number... Click for details
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Imperial Russian 84 Silver Standard 1893 Moscow Cigarette Case
Silver
Old Friends
4274f On Hold
A 3 1/2" by 2", 3.1 T. oz., rectangular box with rounded edges and corners, this item is a folding cigarette case. It bears the "A.A" Moscow assay mark for Anatoly Apollonovich Artsybashev with an 1893 date and an "84" indicating the silver standard, which is equivalent to an .875 purity, which slightly less than coin (.900). This is repeated on the inside of each half, along with a maker's mark, which reads, "C.HA8APOBb," above which is a "head in an circle" emblem. Finally, there is a... Click for details
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Twist Handle Sterling Silver Olive Single Piece Spoon & Fork
Silver : Sterling : Flatware
Old Friends
4273f On Hold
The combination of an olive spoon and fork joined on opposite ends of one lengthy piece was a table serving item that was particularly popular in the second half of the 19th century. This 10 3/4" long, weighty at just over 1.5 T. oz., item dates from this period and follows the general template for the form. It has a twisted stem with a central, flat bar that is bright cut engraved in an Aesthetic style fern, leaf, and lily of the valley pattern. The fork portion is a trident, while the... Click for details
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Dominick & Haff "Charles II" Heavy Sterling Silver Berry Spoon
Silver : Sterling : Flatware
Old Friends
4272f $98.00
A late 19th century "Kings" pattern variant, Dominick & Haff's "Charles II" features a prominent raised shell on the handle front and a concave one on the back, as well as a heavily beaded edge with honeysuckle detailing mid-handle. This piece, a berry serving spoon, is large, 8 7/8" long and consistent with the line, heavy at 2.9 T. oz. It was retailed by Boston's "Bigelow, Kennard & Co.," as stamped on the backside, along with the D&H three part emblem, "Sterling," and "Pat-d 94."... Click for details
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Schulz & Fisher, San Francisco, "Pacific" Coin Silver Pie Server
Silver : Coin Silver : Serving Pieces
Old Friends
4271f $135.00
Having rounded, double scroll shoulders, with a triple leaf drop and a different single leaf also flanked by scrolls set mid handle, "Pacific" issued in 1870 by San Francisco's Schulz & Fisher was very much a period design. It is highly reminiscent, for example, of Knowles & Ladd "Crete" and Gorham's "Pompeii," both contemporaneous with "Pacific." This example is an 8 7/8" long, nearly .9 T. oz., pie server marked "coin" for the silver content. It has a generously proportioned, 4 1/2" by 2... Click for details
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Floral "This Little Pig Went to Market" Sterling Silver Child's Spoon
Silver : Sterling : Flatware
Old Friends
4269f On Hold
Measuring 5 1/2" long and weighing just over .6 T. oz., the handle on this spoon features two Art Nouveau manner blossoms (perhaps clematis) and trailing leaves on its handle front. The backside is plain save for the marks, which are "925/1000" and "sterling." A child's piece, it reads in the soft finish bowl with a hint of an original gold wash, "This little pig went to market," with an engraved scene of a pig in a cart being pulled by a horse. The handle end is inscribed "1909." A... Click for details
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Bigelow Bros & Kennard "Oval Thread" Ten Sterling Silver Coffee Spoons
Silver : Sterling : Flatware
Old Friends
4268f $135.00
These ten, matching, (after dinner) coffee spoons measure 4 1/2" long each and weigh a substantial 4.6 T. oz. the lot. Dating from the mid to late 1860s, they are marked for the Boston firm of "Bigelow Brothers & Kennard" and are to a sterling standard, as indicated by the "925 in an oval" alongside the company name. The pattern is an "Oval Thread," with each piece engraved in a fancy, leaf script and block, period, "EFB" monogram on the handle front. Very well crafted, they are... Click for details
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