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September /October 2010 | |||
| Title | Author | Topic | ||
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Silver Lining |
Italian mark information from May/June 2010 issue |
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Silver Lining |
Answers for unknown mark from July/August 2010 issue |
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A Selection of Bright Cut Georgian Sugar Tongs |
Mark Dauer |
Examples of Georgian sugar tongs and their manufacturers |
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Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Reader responses for last issue's unknown mark; Zebulon Smith teaspoon and mark |
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Pattern Profile - Douvaine pattern by Unger Bros. |
Douvaine pattern by Unger Bros. |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Catalogue pages from a 1889 R. Wallace & Sons Manufacturing Co. catalogue. |
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Chinese Export Silver Flatware Servers |
Dale E. Bennett |
Chinese Export silver servers and their marks |
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A Collector's Quest: A Maker Identified |
Byron M. Getchell |
A collector shares thoughts about a silver pattern and its marks - manufacturer or retailer? |
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Book review: Gorham's Patented Souvenir Spoons: Patentees & Exclusive Retailers |
Dean Six |
Book review |
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A Must See Exhibit - Vienna Circa 1780 |
Rosanne Raab |
Vienna Circa 1780: An Imperial Silver Service Rediscovered exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art |
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Shepard's Flora Spoons and Fruit Forks |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Souvenir spoons and fruit forks with enameled handles. |
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Small Collectible English Silver Flatware of the 18th Century |
Gary Bottomley |
English examples of small collectible silver from the 18th century |
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July/August 2010 | |||
| Title | Author | Topic | ||
Two Tablespoons from Antebellum Virginia |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Two Virginia tablespoons and their marks. |
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Water Lily and Pond Lily, Art Nouveau Sterling Hollowware: Shreve & Co., San Francisco, Early 20th Century |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
Water Lily and Pond Lily silver patterns by Shreve & Co. |
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Egyptian Silver Spoons |
Chitra Balasubramaniam |
Spoons made in Egypt |
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Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Reader responses for last issue's unknown mark; Joseph S. Porter teaspoon and mark |
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Pattern Profile - Vine pattern by Tiffany & Co. |
Sandy Lynch |
Vine pattern by Tiffany & Co. |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Catalogue pages from a 1895 Deitsch Bros catalogue. |
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Dining in Style with Georg Jensen Flatware |
Janet Drucker |
Georg Jensen hollowware and flatware patterns |
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From the Cover |
Dean Six |
Several examples of armorial silver pieces |
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Book reviews: Gorham Match Safes and The Mannerbacks: Reading's Master Silversmiths 1785 to 1870 |
Silver Magazine staff |
Book reviews |
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Navy Presentation Silver for the USS Wayne E. Meyer (DDG-108) |
Sherry Langrock |
Presentation silver for the USS Wayne E. Meyer |
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Pattern Flatware Souvenir Spoons |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Souvenir spoons made in flatware patterns. |
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A Reader Replies - Medallion Correction |
Kay O. Freeman |
Additional information to the Medallion article from the March/April 2010 issue |
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May/June 2010 | |||
| Title | Author | Topic | ||
Georgian Era Sugar Tongs Crafted by Members of the Bateman Family of Silversmiths |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Bateman family silver sugar tongs and their marks |
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An Important Philadelphia Silver Service |
William P. Hood, Jr., John R. Olson, and Charles S. Curb |
Silver service and flatware belonging to the Clothiers and made by Peter L. Krider |
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Book: Inspired Design |
Roxanne Packham |
Granddaughter of Allan Adler shares growing up in a silversmithing family |
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Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Reader responses for last issue's unknown mark; Farrington & Hunnewell place spoon and mark |
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Old vs. New - Adam pattern by Whiting Manufacturing Co. |
Sandy Lynch |
Adam pattern by Whiting Manufacturing Co. |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Catalogue pages from Alvin Mfg. Co. featuring Silver Deposit Ware from the 1880s. |
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Gorham's Martele and Paris Exposition Match Safes |
Neil Shapiro |
Martele Match Safes by Gorham |
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A Must See Exhibit |
Rosanne Raab |
Portable Treasuries: Silver Jewelry from the Nadler Collection |
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Book review: Warman's Sterling Silver Flatware, 2nd edition |
Jason Price |
Book review |
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Tribute to Rowland L. Matteson |
Dean Six |
Passing of Rowland L. Matteson |
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Putting the "Souvenir" Back in Souvenir Spoons |
Lee Arnold |
Collecting souvenir spoons from various locations |
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March/April 2010 | |||
| Title | Author | Topic | ||
Silver Lining |
Gorham "YC 1302" silverplate tea pot marked "Sterling" |
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Silver Lining |
Shared photos of Gorham match safes |
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Silver Lining |
Known piece type in Reed & Barton's Les Cinq Fleurs not mentioned in Jul/Aug 2009 issue's "Pattern Profile." |
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Silver Lining |
Reader shares thoughts about coin silver |
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George A. Kensel and Wood & Hughes Civil War Medallion Silver |
Dale E. Bennett |
George A. Kensel and Wood & Hughes medallion motif silver |
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Every Souvenir Spoon Has a Story to Tell: The Story of Pittsburgh |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Pittsburgh, PA souvenir spoon |
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Silverplate: Tilting Water Pitchers |
1889 catalogue pages |
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Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Reader responses for the "J.P. Butler" backstamp; Erastus Cook tablespoon and mark |
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Pattern Profile - Moulton pattern by Old Newbury Crafters |
Sandy Lynch |
Moulton pattern by Old Newbury Crafters |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Pages from a 1902 Whiting Manufacturing Company catalogue - silver-accented smoking pipes |
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Celebrating the Completion of the Transcontinental Railroad: San Francisco Silversmiths, 1869 |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
Transcontinental Railroad and San Francisco Silversmiths in 1869 |
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Collecting Toothpick Holders |
Judy Knauer |
Collecting toothpick holders |
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Ball, Black & Company 5-Piece "Addison Day" Tea and Coffee Set, 1868 |
Ross Howell, Jr |
Railroad "Addison Day" Tea and Coffee Set by Ball, Black & Company |
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Book review: Coin Silver books |
Silver Magazine staff |
Manufacturer's Marks on American Coin Silver; Palmetto Silver: Riches of the South. A celebration of South Carolina Silver; Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Maryland Silver in the Collection of the Baltimore Museum of Art; Of the Best Quality |
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Inside These Borders |
Rowland L. Matteson |
An oval platter from the Atchinson, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad |
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January/February 2010 | |||
| Title | Author | Topic | ||
Silver Lining |
Unique nineteenth-century spoon |
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Silver Lining |
Thoughts about an nknown Durgin pattern asparagus fork |
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Early Marks of Berndorf Metalware Factory |
Ingrid Haslinger and David N. Nikogosyan |
Manufacturer's marks for the Berndorf Metalware Factory |
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A Half Dozen Sicilian Souvenir Spoons |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Various enameled souvenir spoons from Sicily |
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A Letter to Readers from the Editor |
Dean Six |
Reader Survey results |
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Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Farrington & Hunnewell coin silver |
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Old vs. New - Tiffany & Co.'s Tiffany pattern |
Sandy Lynch |
Tiffany & Co.'s Tiffany pattern |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Pages from Gorham Mfg. Co. 1880 Spring and Autumn catalogues |
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Vanderslice & Sunflowers |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
Two Sunflower-themed patterns by Vanderslice & Co. |
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A Probable Unlisted Joesph Seymour Coin Silver Mark |
Ann Kinne |
Various Joseph Seymour marks found on an unknown silver pattern |
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Shiebler Leaf-From Silver: An Intriguing Aesthetic Development |
David Diamond |
Silver piece with leaf motifs by George W. Shiebler |
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Book review: Napkin Rings: 150 Years of Silver Design |
Dean Six |
Book review |
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Fork + Food |
Rosanne Raab |
History of the development of the fork |
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Beyond These Borders |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Spoons by Quebec silversmith James G. Hanna |
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Modern Day Uses of Antique Flatware - Asparagus Servers |
Carla Zarse |
Asparagus Servers |
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November/December 2009 | |||
| Title | Author | Topic | ||
Silver Lining |
Orange peeler souvenir piece |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Wallace publication - The Wallace: A Little Magazine with a Silver Lining |
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Roman Enamel Souvenir Spoons |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Various enameled souvenir spoons from Rome, Italy |
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Ingall's Home and Art Magazine |
Clipping from the May 1891 magazine "New Creations in Silver Table Ware" |
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Pattern Profile - Whiting's Violet pattern |
Sandy Lynch |
Whiting's Violet pattern |
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Silver Filigree: Karimnagar Bound |
Chitra Balasubramaniam |
Silver filigree technique from India |
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English Pastry Servers |
Dale E. Bennett |
Silver English pastry servers vs. fish trowels |
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Book review: Silver of the Americas, 1600-2000 |
Silver Magazine staff |
Book review |
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A Sterling Legacy |
Anne Madarasz |
A sterling silver tray owned by Michael Allen |
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The Michael Weller Silver Seminar |
D. Albert Soeffing |
Silver event in honor of Michael Weller |
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Modern Day Uses of Antique Flatware - ice tongs |
Carla Zarse |
Ice tongs |
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September /October 2009 | |||
| Title | Author | Topic | ||
Modern Day Uses of Antique Flatware - claret ladles |
Carla Zarse |
claret ladles |
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Beyond "Born With a Silver Spoon" |
Reed & Barton sterling silver baby trays |
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Details from Our Cover |
Additional detail photos of our cover piece |
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E. Dane Purdo: A Life In and Out of the Silver Studio |
Alan Rosenberg |
Silversmith E. Dane Purdo |
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Book review: Exceptional Match Safes |
Dean Six |
Book review |
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Every Treasure Tells a Story: Collecting Rarities in Silver |
Spencer Gordon |
Collecting rarities in silver |
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Scottish Provincial Silver from the 18th and 19th Centuries |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Scottish provincial silver from the 18th and 19th centuries |
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Old vs. New - Towle's Benjamin Franklin pattern |
Sandy Lynch |
Towle's Benjamin Franklinpattern |
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A Must See Exhibit: American Silver Shines at The Metropolitan Museum of Art |
Rosanne Raab |
Silver exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art |
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The Exquisite Shepard Enamels |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Shepard Mfg. Company enameled souvenir spoons |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Simons, Bro. & Co. decorative cane heads |
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July/August 2009 | |||
| Title | Author | Topic | ||
Silver Lining |
Help with a sterling English spoon |
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Silver Lining |
Help with two Judaica pieces |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Sterling art nouveau hollowware pieces by Towle Mg. Company |
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The American Revolution on Souvenir Spoons |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Revolution-themed souvenir spoons |
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From Soda to Silver |
Dean Six |
James W. Tufts' silverplate soda fountains |
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Pattern Profile - Reed & Barton's Les Cinq Fleurs pattern |
Sandy Lynch |
Reed & Barton's Les Cinq Fleurspattern |
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Art Nouveau and Arts & Crafts Silver Part Two: Shreve & Co., San Francisco, 1894-1912 |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
History of George C. Shreve & Co. |
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Sixteen Emerald Gems |
William P. Hood Jr., John R. Olson, Charles S. Curb |
Ice cream plate/yachting trophy by George W. Shiebler |
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Book review: Early Connecticut Silver: 1700-1840 |
Jason Price |
Book review |
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A Luktdosa from Göteborg, 1861 |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Luktdosa (or vinaigrette) from Göteborg, Sweden |
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Modern Day Uses of Antique Flatware - jelly servers |
Carla Zarse |
Jelly servers |
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May/June 2009 | |||
| Title | Author | Topic | ||
Silver Lining |
Help with a sterling ring |
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Silver Lining |
Help with a Georg Jensen fork |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Gorham literature from the early 1900s on Old English Black-Jacks |
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Plique-a-jour Souvenir Spoons |
Bob Corson |
Construction of plique-a-jour souvenir spoons |
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American Victorian Silverplated Figural Toothpick Holders |
Ron Bronow |
American Victorian silverplate figural toothpick holders |
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Old vs. New - Reed & Barton's Les Cinq Fleurs pattern |
Sandy Lynch |
Reed & Barton's Les Cinq Fleurspattern |
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George C. Shreve & Co.: "Treasures Fit for a Sultan's Palace." Part One: San Francisco, 1852-1893 |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
History of George C. Shreve & Co. |
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An Exotic Visitor from the East: The Paisley Motif in Victorian American Silver |
David Diamond |
Paisley motif in Victorian American silver |
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American Pastry Servers: Coin Silver |
Dale E. Bennett |
History of American coin silver pastry servers |
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A Cream Pitcher from Helsinki, 1863 |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Cream pitcher from Helsinki by Roland Mellin, 1863 |
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Modern Day Uses of Antique Flatware - strawberry forks |
Carla Zarse |
Strawberry forks |
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March/April 2009 | |||
| Title | Author | Topic | ||
Silver Lining |
Corn-Sheller Patent |
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Rare or Interesting |
Silver and gold aquarium sculpture |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Whiting Mfg. Co. drawings of flasks from the mid-1890s |
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Rebus Souvenir Spoons |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Rebus souvenir spoons |
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Centenary of a Shaker and Mover: the Sandwich Board Suffragette |
Irene Cockroft |
Suffragette-themed silver items |
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Pattern Profile - International's Pantheon pattern |
Sandy Lynch |
International's Pantheonpattern |
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A Must See Exhibit |
Rosanne Raab |
Exhibit Review of Delight in Design: Indian Silver for the Raj |
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A Scarce Scottish Provincial Teaspoon Crafted by Robert Keay II of Perth |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Scottish teaspoon by Robert Keay II |
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Breaking the Code |
Fred Sinfield |
Deciphering marks found on a handled basket. |
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Book Review: Sterling Silver Bib Clips |
D. Albert Soeffing |
Book review |
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Modern Day Uses of Antique Flatware |
Carla Zarse |
Sugar tongs |
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Marks of Silverplated Items Made by Wellner Metalware Factory |
Prof. David Nikogosyan |
Silver and Marks by Wellner Metalware Factory |
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January/February 2009 | |||
| Title | Author | Topic | ||
Modern Day Uses of Antique Flatware |
Carla Zarse |
Crumb knife |
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Beyond the Border: Huguenot Goldsmiths in Northern Europe and North America |
Dean Six |
Book review |
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Living in Silver Splendor: Silver Furniture in the Cladded Technique |
Chitra Balasubramaniam |
Silver Cladded Furniture |
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Six Antebellum Teaspoons from a Somewhat Unusual North Carolina Silversmith |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Antebellum teaspoons, NC silversmith |
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Old vs. New - Gorham's Mythologiquepattern |
Sandy Lynch |
Gorham Mythologiquepattern |
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Sentry Box Match Safes from Sampson Mordan & Company |
Karl Koenig and Nigel Ross |
History of Cheese Scoops |
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Ruth Rhoten: Twenty-first Century Silversmith |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
Twenty-first century silversmith |
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An Important Natchez Silver Christening Cup |
Charles Spencer Curb |
Natchez Christening Cup |
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Chinese Export Silver |
Steven J. Chait |
Chinese Export Silver |
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Silver Lining |
Unknown WMF piece type |
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