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Dougb520
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Bowl hallmarked Reed & Barton 1850G. Beautiful Green Enamel interior with some wear and scuffs. Approximately 5-5/8" dia x 2.5" tall. Can anyone identify it for me and place an approximate value on it. I know nothing about it and am curious what the 1850G hallmark means. Does the G signify weight in grams or something else? And what does the 1850 mean? Is it a model type, metal type, date code, etc? Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide.
Sterling Silver BowlsBefore the rulers of Ur, who lived 6,000 years ago, held silver utensils in…
Reed and Barton SilverThe Taunton, Massachusetts, firm of Reed & Barton began in 1824 as Babbitt …