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Tiffany Silver Ewer #524 - Silverin Silver

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  1. Another try for a photo of the maker's mark, but it is very shiny and I'll have to arrange to get a better one. Until then, I added the latest photo at the top of this discussion. Stamps: Tiffany & Co...
  2. I appreciate your comments. "'Obviously,' the gold standard -- er -- the sterling standard would be an assessment from Tiffany's. They might want an arm and leg for that, but you won't know if you don...
  3. Yes, I meant to say "J.C. Moore & Son." After the father and son merged, apparently they used the "M" initial in an oval stamp as their makers' mark. But their pattern designs after 1854 (e.g., "524" ...
  4. John C. (Chandler) Moore (c. 1803–1874) used the initials, "J.C.M." as his makers' mark. Beginning in 1851 John Moore worked exclusively for Tiffany's, still using his "J.C.M." maker's mark . However,...
  5. These were all handmade! It would be surprising if they were truly identical! Even if they share the same "524" product number. I've looked into the Abraham Lincoln 1861 "Perported" gilded presentati...
  6. Thanks Keramikos! When I tried Tiffany's many years ago they wanted $1,000 to provide me with any information from their archives about the history of my ewer. In response to SEAN68's suggestion, I'm ...
  7. Thermal spacers?
  8. Hello: It has been 12 years, but I'm finally getting back to this. Does anyone have any information about this Tiffany ewer? I still have not been able to determine the background of this 1853 Tiffany...
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