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November/December 2014 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
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Why Not a Silver Posset Pot? |
Ann K. Wagner |
Silver drinking vessel made by John Coney Jr. circa 1690-1710. |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Catalogues pages from M.S. Smith dated 1876 showcasing sterling silver items. |
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Collecting Antique American Coin Silver & Sterling Napkin Ring |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
Beautiful examples of coin and sterling napkin rings made by American silversmiths. |
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The Milan Duomo Souvenir Spoons: What a Wonder They Are |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Examples of Milan Duomo themed souvenir spoons and their makers. |
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The Langworthy Family of Silversmiths of Ballston Spa and their “Patent Latteen Brass Combs” |
Walter Richard Wheeler |
Research and history of a comb marked "Langworthy" - and the Langworthy family of silversmiths. |
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Book Review: Cincinnati Silver: 1788-1940 |
Catherine B. Hollan |
Book review |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Using various silver items to hold candle tapers. |
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September /October 2014 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Four Teaspoons In The Musling Pattern From Copenhagen, Crafted In 1836 & 1844 |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Examples of various Copenhagen silversmiths and their teaspoons in the Musling pattern and their marks. |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Catalogues pages from Puiforcat dated 1908 showcasing sterling silver items. |
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Useful Blades Revisited |
Ian Spellerberg |
History and examples of knife blades or letter openers. |
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Ferris Wheel Souvenir Spoons: The Original and The Legacy |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Examples of Ferris Wheel themed souvenir spoons and their makers. |
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George Armitage: Silver Plater in Early Philadelphia |
Donald L. Fennimore |
Information about the life of George Armitage and examples of his work and marks. |
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Protective & Seductive: A Short History of Pomanders |
Dorothea Burstyn |
Many wonderful examples of silver pomanders and history of their use. |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for silver egg warmers. |
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July/August 2014 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Taylor & Lawrie Coin Spoon Pattern No. 512, October 19, 1852 |
Ann Kinne |
Author shares two coin silver examples made by Taylor & Lawrie. |
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Herman Otto and the Souvenir Spoons of Colorado, 1900-1910 |
Ed Dobbins |
Souvenir spoons of Colorado made by Herman Otto and examples of backstamps. |
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Music History at Carnegie Hall Commemorated with a Silver Trophy |
William P. Hood Jr. and Robert M. Taylor |
Silver presentation trophy for Swiss-American pianist, conductor, and educator Rudolph Ganz and its history. |
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A New Collection by French Silversmith Olivier Gaube du Gers |
Karolina Stefanski |
Nautilis shell collection made by French silversmith Olivier Gaube du Gers. |
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The English Silver Novelty |
Geoffrey Watts |
Examples of English silver novelty items and manufacturers that made them. |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for sterling goblets. |
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May/June 2014 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
A Biedermeier Cream Pitcher From Moscow From 1846 |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Silver creamer from Moscow silversmith Jacob Wiberg, history, and marks. |
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A Sterling Trophy for a Wheelman, San Jose, California, 1895 |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
Silver biking trophy, history of wheelman in San Jose, CA in 1895 |
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Ella Kyes Dearborn: Physician, Poet and Metalsmith Part II |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
History of prolific souvenir spoon collector Ella Keyes Dearborn |
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Robert Sturm (1874–1964): Cincinnati’s Arts & Crafts Silversmith |
Amy Miller Dehan |
History and silver examples of Cincinnati silversmith Robert Sturm. |
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A Diamond and Four C’s – Correction: Camel by Cary not Clark |
Kay Olson Freeman |
Research on silver mark for Henry A. Cary of New York. |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for silver swizzle sticks. |
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March/April 2014 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Addendum: A Rare Tower Form Spice Container |
Patricia Jay Reiner |
Examples of two extraordinary sterling spice containers from a 2013 Sotheby's auction. |
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A Victorian Sterling Lobster Place Set |
Ann Kinne |
Author illustrates & explains the identification of a lobster set. |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Gorham design blueprints from 1891 to 1901. |
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Flat-out Different Flatware: The Designs of Katherine A. McDonough (KAM) |
William P. Hood Jr. |
History and silver examples of silver made by silversmith Katherine A. McDonough (KAM) |
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Ella Kyes Dearborn: Physician, Poet and Metalsmith Part 1 |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
History of prolific souvenir spoon collector Ella Keyes Dearborn |
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Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine Staff |
Examples of unknown marks for reader response. |
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Simple, Symmetrical, & Stately: Colonial Revival Silver |
Patricia F. Singer |
American silver patterns in the Colonial Revival style and history from the time period. |
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A Coin Silver Fire Department Speaking Trumpet – Presented to Michael Hines |
James Christian |
Photos and family history about a coin silver fire department speaking trumpet given to Michael Hines |
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Book Review- House of Barnard, A Notable Family of Manufacturing Silversmiths to the Trade |
Catherine B. Hollan |
Book review |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for silver salt cellars. |
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January/February 2014 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for silver tea caddies. |
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A Silver Toiletry Set by Jean-Baptiste Claude Odiot in Havana, Cuba |
Karolina Stefanski |
Company information and examples of silver made by Jean-Baptiste Claude Odiot. |
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What About Those Bears? Collecting California Silver |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
History and silver examples of California silver with bear motifs. |
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Mark Twain Souvenir Spoons |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Examples of Mark Twain themed souvenir spoons and postcards. |
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Exhibit Review: Silla: Korea’s Golden Kingdom |
Rosanne Raab |
Exhibit review of exhibit Silla: Korea’s Golden Kingdom at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. |
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A Smith Comes To America |
Carolyn O'Keefe |
Examples and history of silversmith Michael Izrael Galmer. |
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An 1820’S Dessert Fork From George Savage, Montreal |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Dessert fork from Canadian silversmith George Savage, history, and marks. |
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November/December 2013 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Catalogues pages from Whiting Mfg.Company showcasing sterling silver novelties. |
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The Silver Career of Paul Revere |
Ray Cavanaugh |
History and examples of silver pieces crafted by Paul Revere. |
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The Flatware of Wenzel Hablik, Artistic Polymath |
William P. Hood Jr. and Rudiger Simon |
Silver produced by German bornWenzel Hablik - history and illustrations. |
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Ostrich Souvenir Spoons |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Examples of ostrich-themed souvenir spoons and postcards. |
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Plain, Roses or Swans? Viennese Biedermeier salt cellars, 1818 - 1860 |
Dorothea Burstyn |
Salt cellars manufacturered in Vienna between 1818 - 1860. |
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Women in the Silver World: The Sad Tale of Anna Eicher |
Patricia F. Singer |
History and silver examples from silversmith Anna Eicher. |
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Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine Staff |
Examples of unknown marks for reader response. |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for silver salt cellars. |
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September /October 2013 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
"Picture cards from a promotional packet featuring some of Gorham’s superb creations from the Columbian
Exposition." |
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What's in a Name? |
Roberta Parker |
Thoughts behind the naming of silver patterns by their manufacturers. |
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A Rare Tower Form Spice Container |
Dr. Bernard Bernstein and Patricia Jay Reiner |
History and illustrations of an amazing silver spice container and its function. |
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A Rare Souvenir Spoon by Jay L. Torrey: The Other Rough Rider |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
History and illustrations of the "Rough Rider" souvenir spoon by patentee Jay L. Torrey. |
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Gallia and its Predecessors: History and Marks |
David N. Nikogosyan |
Examples, history, and detailed charts of maker's marks. |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for silver tea strainers. |
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July/August 2013 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Examples of unknown marks and patterns for reader response. |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Pages from a William B. Durgin Co. catalogue. |
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Scandinavian Fish Slices |
Dale E. Bennett |
History and silver examples fish slices from Scandinavia. |
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Book Reviews: The Romanov Gold Martelé Masterpiece by Gorham from the Collection of Jacob Hoffman; Golf Prizes: Gorham Mfg Co Silversmiths; and Philadelphia Silversmiths and Related Artisans to 1861 |
Silver Magazine staff |
Book Reviews |
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Paying Tribute: A Presentation Cup and Its Manufacturer |
Kay Olson Freeman |
Herbert J.Tily presentation cup manufactured by Eleder-Hickok Co. |
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Chief White Pigeon: Monument, Post Card & Souvenir Spoon |
Michelle P. Wilhelm |
Various examples of souvenir spoons depicting Chief White Pigeon and other Native Americans |
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Silver Making, War, and Romance: The Saga of the Reeves Family, Part I: Stephen Reeves (1738-1778) |
I.S.K. Reeves, V |
Author I.S.K. Reeves, V, provides history of his silversmithing ancestor Stephen Reeves |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Encouraging readers to "mix and match" their silver to form complete sets. |
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May/June 2013 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
We Need Your Help! |
Silver Magazine staff |
Examples of unknown marks and patterns for reader response. |
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Beyond These Borders |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Silver from Amsterdam crafted by members of the Helweg dynasty of silversmiths. |
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Reed & Barton's Silver Design Competition in Italy, 1959 |
William P. Hood Jr. |
History and silver examples from 1959 Italian design competition. |
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Book Reviews: Aberdeen Silver, A Collector’s Guide and An Illustrated Guide to York Hallmarks 1776-1858 |
Catherine B. Hollan and Dorothea Burstyn |
Book Reviews |
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The Girls of Gotham and Their Silver Fads, 1902-1907 |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
History and examples of silver fashonistas - The Gotham Girls |
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Hand-Painted Souvenir Spoon Bowls – Part Two: Shepard Mfg. Co. |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Various examples of hand-painted souvenir spoons made by Shepard Mfg. Co. |
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Exhibit Review: Fabergé from the Matilda Geddings Gray Foundation Collection |
Rosanne Raab |
Review of the exhibit: Fabergé from the Matilda Geddings Gray Foundation Collection currently at the Metropolitan Museum of Art |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for silver tea sets. |
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March/April 2013 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Examples of unknown marks for reader response. |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Pages from a 1896 Jason Weiler Baird-North Co. catalogue. |
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Sheet Metal work of Mohammad Alam: A Six Decade Romance with Silver |
Chitra Balasubramaniam |
History and examples from modern silversmith Mohammad Alam of India. |
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"MESDA Holds Silver Seminar
“As Good As Sterling:
New Findings in Southern Silver”" |
Catherine B. Hollan |
A day of silver - review of MESDA silver seminar. |
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Book Reviews: Armenian Master Silversmiths and Enameled Thimbles of Norway |
D. Albert Soeffing and Bob Slater |
Book Reviews |
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The Girls of Gotham and Their Silver Fads, 1902-1907 |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
History and examples of silver fashonistas - The Gotham Girls |
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Hand-Painted Souvenir Spoon Bowls – Part One: Watson & Newell |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Various examples of hand-painted souvenir spoons made by Watson & Newell |
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Woburn, Massachusetts, 1895 Silver and Gold Presentation Badge |
James Christian |
Author shares history and images of a firefighter's presentation badge |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for silver cigarette cases. |
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January/February 2013 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Examples of unknown marks for reader response. |
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A Failed Creative Process: Robert Locher's Second Silverware Pattern |
William P. Hood Jr. |
History and examples of silver pattern ideas that Robert Locher designed for Lunt Silver. |
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Steak Knives Supreme: Robeson's Shuredge "Frozen Heat" |
W. Scott Braznell |
History and examples of steak knives manufactured by the Robeson Cutlery Company |
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Book Review: Historic Cutlery III: From the Early Period Until Around 1600 |
William P. Hood Jr. |
Book Review |
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"Chinese Export Silver: The Hottest Antique Silver Category on
the Planet yet Much Misunderstood!" |
Adrien von Ferscht |
Examples, history, and marks on Chinese Export Silver |
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We Need Your Help! |
Silver Magazine staff |
Example of unknown marks on a silver mug for reader response. |
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Exhibit Review: British Silver: The Wealth of a Nation |
Rosanne Raab |
Review of the exhibit: British Silver: The Wealth of a Nation currently at the Metropolitan Museum of Art |
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Illinois Carnegie Library Souvenir Spoons |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Various examples of IL Carnegie Library souvenir spoons |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for crystal spice jars with sterling lids. |
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November/December 2012 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Examples of unknown marks: “C.S. Kenfield," “F. Rees," “H. Elliot,”“N. Olmsted & Son,”“Young," and “DWR.” |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Photo cards from Gorham Mfg. Company that their salemen used to showcase special order tea sets. |
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Silver Chatelaines |
Geoffrey Watts |
History and examples of English silver chatelaines. |
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Ornament on French Empire Silver |
Karolina Stefanski |
Silver ornamentation during the French Empire Period. |
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A New Discovery and a Mystery Solved: Andrew H. Coe, Pittsburgh Silversmith |
D. Albert Soeffing |
Research of a mystery Medallion pattern and its maker. |
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A Presentation Coin Silver Fire Trumpet, San Francisco, 1852 |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
A coin silver fire trumpet - its maker and the history of its presentation. |
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We Need Your Help! |
Silver Magazine staff |
Examples of foreign marks and an unknown pattern for reader response. |
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The Swanage Globe Souvenir Spoon: Icon of Imperialistic Geography |
Michelle P. Wilhelm |
A souvenir spoon from Swanage, on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, United Kingdom. |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for sterling candlesticks. |
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September/October 2012 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Examples of several unknown coin silver marks - reader participation requested. |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Pages from blueprints showing items crafted by Lebkuecher & Co., circa the first two decades of the 1900s. |
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Early American Coin Silver Fish Slices (1790-1850) |
Dale E. Bennett |
History and examples of various American coin silver slices dated from 1790 to 1850. |
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We Need Your Help |
Reader participation requested - images representing unknown marks, piece types, and patterns. |
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On Displaying Plique-à-Jour Enamel Souvenir Spoons |
Bob Corson |
Plique-a-Jour spoons and examples on how to display them. |
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"Silver Items Crafted by the Chawner Family,
All Working as William Chawner & Co." |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Examples of silver items crafted by members of the Chawner Family of silversmiths. |
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"Joseph Seymour Marks on Two Unidentified
Coin Silver Patterns" |
Anne Kinne |
Examples of Joseph Seymour marks on coin silver patterns. |
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"Beacon Mountain: A Hudson Valley Sterling
Souvenir Spoon" |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Beacon Mountain souvenir spoon. |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for sterling fish slices. |
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July/August 2012 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Pages from a circa 1928 Gorham Mfg. Company brochure showcasing the work of silversmith Erik Magnussen. |
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Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Example of a teaspoon and mark by the silversmiths Edward Prince Banks and William Henry Harrison Hatch from Portland, ME. Also a serving spoon by P.B. Sadtler & Sons from Baltimore, MD. |
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Japanese Silver Match Safes |
Neil Shapiro |
Examples of various metal work found on Japanese silver match safes. |
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Silver Gentlemen's Gifts |
Catalogue page showcasing silver gifts for men. |
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Schulz & Fischer, San Franciso Silver |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
Company history and examples of the work by silversmiths Schulz & Fischer of San Francisco. |
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A Soup Ladle from Liège, 1831-1869 |
Rowland L. Matteson |
An example of a soup ladle by silversmith François Maximilien Drion of Liège. |
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Mount Rainier: Trails, Meadows, and a Bit of Menace |
Patricia F. Singer |
Mount Rainier souvenir spoons. |
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The Story of Bezalel: A Vision Realized (?) |
Dr. Bernard Bernstein and Patricia Jay Reiner |
History and examples of silver influenced by the Bezalel Style. |
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Silver & Steel |
Anne Madarasz |
An amazing punch bowl presentation gift to George Gibson McMurtry. |
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Readers Write |
Roberta Parker |
A reader shares the story of her family's heirloom silver. |
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A Frederick Douglass Souvenir Spoon: A Eureka Discovery |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Example of a hard to find Frederick Douglass souvenir spoon. |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for sterling toast racks. |
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May/June 2012 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Example of a serving spoon and mark by the silversmiths Edward & David Kinsey from Cincinnati, OH. |
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Pattern Profile - Discoveryby Wallace Silversmiths |
Silver Magazine staff |
Discovery by Wallace Silversmiths |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Pages from a circa 1885 Reed & Barton catalogue showcasing artistically designed lamps. |
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Lobsters & Lobster Silver |
Dale E. Bennett |
Examples of silver with lobster-themed motifs. |
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Silver Umbrella Handles |
Catalogue pages showcasing silver umbrella handles |
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"Bust of Husband on Umbrella. Widow's Fad." |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
Newspaper article showcasing silver umbrella handle in the bust of a widow's late husband. |
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A Tumlare Med Hänkel from Uppsala Crafted in 1792 |
Rowland L. Matteson |
An example of a tumlare med hänkel by Olof Yttraeus of Uppsala. |
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Exhibit Review: Victorian Electrotypes: Old Treasures, New Technology |
Rosanne Raab |
Review of New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibit Victorian Electrotypes: Old Treasures, New Technology |
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Traditional Products for the Jewish Markets: Hand Chasing from Jaipur |
Chitra Balasubramaniam |
Examples of hand chasing techniques on Jewish items. |
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New Winchester (VA) Marks |
Catherine B. Hollan |
Two examples of marks from New Winchester, VA, silversmiths. |
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Readers Write |
Katy Galewski |
A reader shares her love of adding lovely silver pieces to her collection. |
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Enamelled Name City Souvenir Spoons |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Various souvenir spoons with enamelled city names. |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for sterling toast racks. |
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March/April 2012 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Example of teaspoon and mark by the silversmith Bernard Wenman from New York. |
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Pattern Profile - French Provincialby Towle Silversmiths |
Silver Magazine staff |
French Provincial by Towle Silversmiths |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Pages from a circa 1887 Gorham Mfg. Company catalogue showcasing various high-end items from their leather covered catalogue with sterling silver mounts. |
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"Good Luck, Mary": Victorian Silver Name Brooches |
William P. Hood, Jr., Dorothea Burstyn and John R. Olson |
History and examples of sterling name brooches. |
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Book Review: Stories in Sterling: Four Centuries of Silver in New York |
Dean Six |
Book review |
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A Few 18th & 19th Century Silversmiths from the Bailiwick of Jersey |
Rowland L. Matteson |
History and examples of work from silversmiths from the Bailiwick of Jersey in the Channel Islands. |
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The Work of Gia Gogishvili Part II: The Georgian, Eastern European & Russian Traditions |
Patricia F. Singer |
Examples of work from modern silversmith Gia Gogishvili. |
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Readers Write |
Paul Guarner and Paul Woolf |
Two readers share the stories of their sterling silver inkstands. |
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The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Souvenir Spoon |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Indianapolis Motor Speedway souvenir spoon by Watson & Newell Company. |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Alternative uses for sterling-rimmed crystal coasters. |
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January//Febuary 2012 | |||
Title | Author | Topic | ||
Focus on Coin Silver |
Silver Magazine staff |
Answer to previous unknown mark "PH. Zoellner." Example from silversmith E. Jaccard & Co. from St. Louis, MO. |
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Pattern Profile - Hampton Court Hollowware by Reed & Barton |
Silver Magazine staff |
Hampton Court Hollowware by Reed & Barton |
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Pages from the Past |
Richard Kurtzman |
Pages from a circa 1899 Wendell & Co. catalogue showcasing an extensive variety of their sterling wares. |
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When Industrial Icons Adorned Victorian Hollowware...W.K. Vanderslice, San Francisco, 1863-1871 |
Pansylea Howard Willburn |
W.K. Vanderslice and his use of industrial themed motifs on silver pieces. |
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The Work of Gia Gogishvili Part 1: Naturalism and Modernism |
Patricia F. Singer |
Examples of sterling pieces and background history on modern silversmith Gia Gogishvili. |
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Book Review: George Hendel of Carlisle, Pennsylvania Silversmith |
Dean Six |
Book review |
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A Belt Buckle from the 1700s Crafted in Gent |
Rowland L. Matteson |
Belt buckle made in Gent during the late eighteenth century. |
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The Enigma of the Silver Horn |
Dale E. Bennett |
Author researches the true use of a silver horn. |
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Christofle: History and Marks |
David N. Nikogosyan |
History of Christofle & Co. and the various marks used to identify their silver. |
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Readers Write |
John Hess |
A reader shares an aesthetic movement paper knife made by Gorham Mfg. Company. |
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Gorham's Cincinnatus Souvenir Spoon |
Robert M. Wilhelm |
Cincinnatus souvenir spoon made by Gorham Mfg. Company. |
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Modern Day Uses for Antique Silver |
Nancy Stuckwisch |
Modern use for sterling sugar tongs. |
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