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Anyone know what the vase is on the group shot the tall one center back ? Possibly for flowers maybe?
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Sterling Silver saved from New England over 125 years | Sterling Silver686 of 960 |
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Posted 2 years ago
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Anyone know what the vase is on the group shot the tall one center back ? Possibly for flowers maybe?
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A posy vase is the usual name, I think.
Are they sterling marked. I especially like the lily pad pin dish.
Yes all are Sterling Gorham silver and others from around here North shore of Ma. 1 has a mark of a bee? I can not find this trademark anywhere any ideas?
Adelphi of New York and Christofle of Paris have used bee as a mark.
Is the lily pad dish by Gorham?
Which one is a lily pad, i am not a collector.
The picture at top left. It has a very nice art nouveau look about it.
That has the bee only, i have a shot of the bee where can i put it here?
Gorham is the 3" by 5" dish. beauty!! nice one
the bee one is the other small dish 5" Yes it is from Adelphi of New York the same bee i see now
Perhaps a separate page. I've just come across your interesting fan collection, too!
Congratulations on some nice, interesting pieces.
Hi, filmnet. Thanks for the link to this show and tell item! Beautiful! So glad that you have these treasures!