S Kirk & Sons sterling repousse bowl 1880
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Pre 1900 item# 942322 (stock# 910-7)
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This sterling bowl has repousse decoration of various types of flowers on a stippled background. It is 7 5/8 inches in diameter and 3 ¼ inches high. It weighs 14 ounces. It was made by S Kirk & Sons, a leading silver manufacturer of the late 19th century. It is monogrammed and we think the letters are TW. Though if read upside down it could be ML. It is marked on the bottom S Kirk & Sons, 925/1000 and has a pattern number of 147A. The letters ai are engraved lightly in cursive to the rig ...click for details
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Louis XV French bronze dore jewel casket box gilded
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Pre 1920 item# 881468 (stock# 831-24)
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This stunning jewel casket is 9 inches across, 6 ½ inches deep and 7 inches high when the handle is not up. It has very detailed decoration with lots of scrollwork and puttis on each corner, all done in bronze dore. The metal underneath is whitish and may be spelter, but could be something else as the piece is very heavy. The piece is footed. There is no lining in the piece. The piece comes with a key. We date this to the early 20th century but it could be earlier.
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Mother of pearl shell pitcher wash basin Victorian 1899
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Pre 1900 item# 881417 (stock# 789-43)
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This is a really unique bowl and pitcher. It is porcelain and glazed with a cream color. The pitcher is in the shape of a shell and looks a lot like a nautilus shell in shape. The pitcher is 13 ½ inches tall, 12 inches across and 7 inches deep. The bowl is 17 ½ inches wide, 14 ½ inches deep and 5 inches tall. The pitcher is marked with a British registry mark of 334324. This would date the piece to 1899. There is also the number 5118 written. There is no makers mark on either the bowl or pitche ...click for details
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Weller Jap Birdimal flying geese vase
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Pre 1910 item# 870979
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This vase is 6 1/2 inches tall. It is in the Jap birdimal pattern. This pattern was designed by Frederick Hurton Rhead. The vase is signed on the bottom with a stamped Weller mark and the number 66.
The vase has a thin crack near the top that I believe was a firing issue based on where it is. The area in question is about three-eighths of an inch in size and there is a little hole of less than one-eighth of an inch. This is not visible when looking at it normally. I found it with a magnifyi ...click for details
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Pair Danish Meka sterling enamel salts spoons cobalt
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Pre 1960 item# 870554
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This is for a pair of salts with a sterling base that has a blue enamel over the silver. The set is made by Meka in Denmark. The set also includes two spoons that accompany the salts. They have the same blue enamel. They come in their original lined case. The salts are 1 7/8 inches in diameter and 1 inch tall. The spoons are 2 3/8 inches long.
There is some minor cracking to the enamel on one of the spoons otherwise the set has no chips, cracks or repairs.
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Quilted satin glass kerosene lamp Paris
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Pre 1910 item# 866481 (stock# 856-10)
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This small kerosene lamp has a base that is made of quilted satin glass. The burner is made of bronze. The base is 4 ½ inches tall and it is 10 ½ inches to the top of the flute. The knob on the burner has a couple of crossed torches and says Paris on a banner. Circa 1900
The base and flute are in excellent shape. The place in the burner where the fuse is raised has some damage to it as can be seen in the pictures. The knob will not move the fuse.
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