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Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver (77)

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Nice Hammered Arts & Crafts Chicago Silver Napkin Ring Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling: Pre 1940 item# 514226 (stock# 1008)
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Chicago Silver Company napkin ring, rectangular with rounded ends, with engraved SALLY on front. Nicely hammered surfaces. The Chicago Silver Company was founded by Knut L. Gustafson, a talented Swedish immigrant who eventually sold CSC and started a business called Gustafson Craft. Gustafson did work for Lebolt, Randahl, Jarvie and others.

Rare Lebolt Silver-Top Arts & Crafts Walking Stick Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling: Pre 1930 item# 513648 (stock# 1074)
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Lebolt walking stick, extremely rare, long dark tapered shaft with wide silver globe at top. Silver and shaft are in fine shape; bottom currently has rubber tip added by previous owner. We've seen literally thousands of pieces of Arts & Crafts silver, and have come across only two of these -- one by Kalo and this one by Lebolt. Lebolt was one of the premier Chicago silversmiths along with Kalo and Randahl. A nicely made, well-balanced, and very unusual piece. Perfect for aging paren ...click for details

Fine TC Shop Arts & Crafts Handmade Sterling Child Set Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling: Pre 1920 item# 513635 (stock# 1103)
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TC Shop porringer and matching underplate. Deep porringer with flaring sides, tab handle with curving end that widens at the back on both sides. Applied wire to rim and applied circular ELS mono on both pieces. Generally a set like this doesn't stay together. As individual pieces these are fine, but as a set they have a lot of presence and panache. Hammered surfaces on the porringer. The TC Shop was one of the legendary Chicago Arts & Crafts silversmiths, and produced objects on a ...click for details

Striking Modern Porter Blanchard Silver Salt & Pepper Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling: Pre 1950 item# 513634 (stock# 1102)
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Porter Blanchard salt and pepper shakers, set (2), barrel-form, with x-shaped pattern of holes on top and three chased parallel lines running around the center bulge. Small cork plug at bottom. As-new condition. Lovely modern shape. 1-1/2" W at center and 2-5/8" H

Gyllenberg and Swanson Arts & Crafts Napkin Ring Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling: Pre 1940 item# 512609 (stock# 1079)
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Gyllenberg and Swanson napkin ring, heavy, rectangular with rounded corners, with applied chicken on one side and engraved BETSY on the other. Frederick J. R. Gyllenberg was a leading early metalsmith in Boston's Handicraft Shop. In the mid-1920s he became partners with Alfred H. Swanson. Their work is well executed and respected. Napkin rings are simple objects, but the wonderfully worked chicken makes this special. 2" L and 7/8" W and 15/16" H.

Gyllenberg and Swanson Arts & Crafts Silver Salts (2) Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling: Pre 1940 item# 512607 (stock# 1078)
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Gyllenberg and Swanson salts, pair (2), porringer form with small flat-bottomed bowls and pierced handles. Heavy for their size, and in fine condition. Frederick J. R. Gyllenberg was a leading early metalsmith in Boston's Handicraft Shop. In the mid-1920s he became partners with Alfred H. Swanson. Their work is well executed and respected. The saw-pierced handles in these small pieces are very impressive. 3" L and 2" W and 13/16" H.

Fabulous Dirk Van Erp Silver Valentine Love / Heart Box Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling: Pre 1940 item# 512462 (stock# 1062)
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This piece is an absolute knockout. The perfect Valentine or anniversary gift for a sweetheart. Round silver box with removable flat lid. Applied heart-shaped finial on lid. Chased pattern of hearts around the outside edge. Heavy and wonderful. Currently has a lightly engraved inscription on the underside of the lid: "From / May to Dick / December 4th 1938." This could be kept intact for historical reasons or could easily be buffed out and re-inscribed. 3-1/4" W and 1-1/2 ...click for details

Dirk Van Erp Arts & Crafts Hammered Silver Child's Fork Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling: Pre 1950 item# 512457 (stock# 1060)
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Dirk Van Erp sterling child's fork, very modern looking, with thick blunted tines and handle that curves back dramatically at the end to form a rest. Nicely hammered surfaces. Sterling DVE objects are uncommon. Engraved "LARRY" on underside of handle. 4-1/8" L and 1" W.

Tiffany Silver Child's Plate with Dog and Child Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling: Pre 1940 item# 512301 (stock# 1054)
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Charming Tiffany child's plate, with wide curving edge and acid-etched picture of kneeling child with dog sitting on hind-legs, floral ornament on sides, and "BOW-WOW-WOW" in box below. Heavy. 6-1/8" W.

Tiffany Sterling TV Scandal $64,000 Question Pitcher Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling: Pre 1960 item# 512298 (stock# 1053)
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Historic Tiffany presentation pitcher, with a wide flat bottom tapering to rim, applied ice lip, harp-shaped hollow handle with curled ornament at bottom. Engraved on side is "Norman B. Norman / THE $64,000 QUESTION / 1955". Norman was one of the founders of this classic, scandal-ridden TV show, and the head of Revlon's ad agency that sponsored it in 1955, the show's first year, when it was the #1 show in America. Though it soon became enmeshed in Congressional hearings and w ...click for details

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