Pair Of Silver Footed Bowls, Theodore B. Starr, 19th Century
Artist: Theodore B. Starr (1837-1907)
Delicate footed bowls in chiseled and hammered American silver, each decorated with a dragonfly, foliage and undulating clouds in a Japanese style.
412 gr the paire
Several hallmarks and marks are visible under the foot:
- Hallmark 925 accompanied by the year (1882)
- “STERLING” mark
- Silversmith's signature: “THEODORE B. STARR”
- Serial number 302
- A dedication on one of the two bowls: “From Dr. Coert DuBois/Feb 5-84”
Theodore B. Starr (1837-1907) was a famous American silversmith, active in New York in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. After collaborating with the German silversmith and jeweler Herman Marcus, he founded his own establishment on Fifth Avenue, a mecca of New York luxury. After his death, his son took over the reins of the company before it closed in 1923.
Dimensions:
D: 16 cm
H: 5.5 cm
412 gr the paire
Several hallmarks and marks are visible under the foot:
- Hallmark 925 accompanied by the year (1882)
- “STERLING” mark
- Silversmith's signature: “THEODORE B. STARR”
- Serial number 302
- A dedication on one of the two bowls: “From Dr. Coert DuBois/Feb 5-84”
Theodore B. Starr (1837-1907) was a famous American silversmith, active in New York in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. After collaborating with the German silversmith and jeweler Herman Marcus, he founded his own establishment on Fifth Avenue, a mecca of New York luxury. After his death, his son took over the reins of the company before it closed in 1923.
Dimensions:
D: 16 cm
H: 5.5 cm
1 450 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Sterling silver
Diameter: 16 cm
Height: 5,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1620611
Availability: In stock
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