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Posted 12 months ago
ParlorBoy
(5 items)
This item was given to me by my Aunt who inherited it from a close friend of hers. I don't know much about the piece other than that it is marked Tiffany & Co 1917 Makers 5363 Sterling Silver 925-1000. It is highly decorated with wire decorations of vines, leaves and berries. It does have a monogram incorporated into the vine design. It is absolutely gorgeous and in excellent condition. If someone has something like it I would love to see a photo of it.
Tiffany SilverLong before the Tiffany name became associated with stained glass lamps or …
The Pattern Number is 1917.
The Order Number is 5363.
Under the 925-100 silver mark is the letter "M".
This letter "M" refers to a time period 1869-1891 when Edward C. Moore was director.
You can narrow down that time period with the Pattern Number 1917: 1865-1869 (1551 - 2250).
wow very beautiful:)