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China Trade soup ladle, Fiddle Shell & Thread,
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Pre 2000 stock# 0821
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Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
PHONE: 978.635.8089
$495.00
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Kheechong, Canton circa 1825, length 13 1/2 inches, monogrammed "DR". Heavy and in excellent condition, with the classic "inset v" construction on both shells (front & back), bold shell drop (please see third photo). A superb example from the China Trade period, there is but one caveat here: someone has substantially removed the mark (ideogram - K.H.C. - monarch), so that it is just barely visible.
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Keep it in good condition with 3M brand Tarnishield®
Silver:
Sterling:
Flatware:
Pre 2000 stock# 0774
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Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
PHONE: 978.635.8089
$12.50 postpaid
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silver polish. Folks often come into the shop and ask what I use to make all of our silver look so splendidly handsome. (Then again, there are others who want to know why the proprietor is so decidedly unkempt, but we won't get into that.) I've decided to unleash the secret and perhaps earn a buck or two in the process. This is the ten ounce size, and yes it truly does retard tarnish formation. Rose & Vase not included.
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salt and more salt
Silver:
Sterling:
Flatware:
Pre 2000 stock# 0744
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Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
PHONE: 978.635.8089
Price, see above
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An assortment of individual (and two master) salt spoons. Pictured here top to bottom: Whiting EMPIRE monogrammed "L.M." and engraved "Cincinatti" (reverse), SOLD; Durgin FAIRFAX monogram "C" 18.00; four Whiting LOUIS XV no monogram SOLD; Watson PLYMOUTH master salt three inches engraved "The Rocks" (For once I am without comment) $25.00; five Whiting IMPERIAL QUEEN monogram "D" $24 each. 99 percent of the salt spoons on the market these days ...click for details
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