Kalo handwrought Arts & Crafts dessert spoons, set of twelve (12), with spade-shaped bowls and rounded ends. Engraved D mono on back. Lovely hammering. Pristine condition. 5-1/2" L and 1-1/8" W.
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Fine Jensen oval silver box with hinged lid. Wide applied wire to base with additional chased-line ornament. Chased rose and leaves on slightly domed lid. Engraved on bottom: "KAREN / JULEAFTEN 1930." Designed by Gundorph Albertus. Heavy, and as with all Jensen pieces of this period, extremely well made. With original padded cushion inside. 4-15/16" W and 3-15/16" D and 1-3/8" H.
Friedell small plate, handwrought, round with flat bottom, wide raised edge, upturned folded-over edge, elaborate repoussé EGK mono in script on edge. Hammered surfaces. Clemens Friedell worked on Gorham's prestigious Martelé line, and moved to California where he catered to the carriage trade. His work is highly regarded, with excellent hammering and incredible ornate chased and repoussé monograms like the one here. 5-15/16" W.
Friedell trophy, in vase form, handwrought, very tall, with applied wire on rim, engraved "Annandale Golf Club / Special / Invitation / Tournament / Winner First Flight / April 1918 / Won By" in arrowhead-shaped cartouche on side, nice hammering. Clemens Friedell worked on Gorham's prestigious Martelé line, and moved to California where he catered to the carriage trade. His work is highly regarded, with excellent hammering and incredible ornate chased and repoussé monograms. A l ...click for details
Friedell tray, large, round, handwrought, with wide raised edge and elaborate repoussé CPJ mono on edge. Hammered surface. Clemens Friedell worked on Gorham's prestigious Martelé line, and moved to California where he catered to the carriage trade. His work is highly regarded, with excellent hammering and incredible ornate chased and repoussé monograms like the one here. 14" W and 5/8" H.
Friedell plate, handwrought, round with flat bottom, wide raised edge, elaborate repoussé NKM mono in script on edge. Hammered surface. Clemens Friedell worked on Gorham's prestigious Martelé line, and moved to California where he catered to the carriage trade. His work is highly regarded, with excellent hammering and incredible ornate chased and repoussé monograms like the one here. 11" W.
Friedell nut dishes, handwrought, matching set of eight (8), round with flat bottoms and flaring straight sides, applied wire to rim. Simple but nicely made. Clemens Friedell worked on Gorham's prestigious Martelé line, and moved to California where he catered to the carriage trade. His work is highly regarded, with excellent hammering and incredible ornate chased and repoussé monograms. 3" W and 1/2" H. Six are marked STERLING / FRIEDELL / PASADENA. Two are marked simply STER ...click for details
Friedell picture frame, large, handwrought, rectangular, with hammered surfaces, ornate repoussé monogram on the bottom edge, over wood and cloth backing with hinged wooden support. Clemens Friedell worked on Gorham's prestigious Martelé line, and moved to California where he catered to the carriage trade. His work is highly regarded, with excellent hammering and incredible ornate chased and repoussé monograms like the one here. 8-1/4" W and 11" H and 9/16" D.
Eicher porringer, handwrought, round, slightly flared form on flat bottom with applied wire rim. Applied tab handle with geometric saw pierced design. Hammered surfaces. Applied letter B on side, opposite handle. 1-1/2" H and 5-1/2" W, rim to handle. Heinrich A. Eicher was a former Kalo silversmith who set up a shop with his wife Anna in Park Ridge, IL. He produced Kalo-quality objects, and unfortunately met a tragic end. Most Eicher objects have the familiar circular Eicher mar ...click for details
Eicher napkin ring, handwrought, with rounded ends, engraved "Florence" in script on front, very nice hammering. The stamped number "1" in the mark indicates that this was probably an early piece. 2-3/4" L and 5/8" H. Heinrich A. Eicher was a former Kalo silversmith who set up a shop with his wife Anna in Park Ridge, IL. He produced Kalo-quality objects, and unfortunately met a tragic end.
