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AN EXTENSIVE AMERICAN SILVER-GILT FLATWARE SERVICE

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Auction dateClassic
22.10.2022 10:00UTC -04:00
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CHRISTIE'S
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ID 820074
Lot 429 | AN EXTENSIVE AMERICAN SILVER-GILT FLATWARE SERVICE
AN EXTENSIVE AMERICAN SILVER-GILT FLATWARE SERVICE

MARK OF TIFFANY & CO., NEW YORK, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY

Chrysanthemum pattern, comprising:

Twelve dessert spoons

Twelve chowder/gumbo spoons

Twelve iced tea spoons

Twelve teaspoons

Twelve ice cream spoons

Twelve dinner forks

Twelve luncheon forks

Twelve salad forks

Twelve fish forks

Twelve pastry forks

Twelve fruit forks

Twelve oyster forks

Twelve dinner knives

Twelve luncheon knives

Twelve fish knives

Twelve fruit knives

Twelve butter spreaders

A two-piece salad serving set

A serving fork

A lobster pick

A waffle server

A pastry server

A pair of grape shears

A pair of sugar tongs

A long stirring spoon

Two salt spoons

An olive spoon

A crumber

307 oz. (9,548 gr.) weighable silver





Provenance

Tiffany & Co., New York, 1 December 1982.

Michael Barcun, San Francisco, 15 May 1995.

The Jerome Rapoport Collection of American Aesthetic Silver; Sotheby's, New York, 20 June 1996, lot 37.

Anonymous sale; Sotheby’s, New York, 16 January 1998, lot 2237.

Anonymous sale; Sotheby’s, New York, 15 January 1999, lots 36 and 37.

Variously assembled in part from the above by Ann and Gordon Getty.
Manufactur:Tiffany & Co.
Applied technique:Metalwork
Medium:Silver
Auction house category:All other types of objects
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