April 22, 2024
1890's Sterling Silver KMD 14K Embroidery Gold Thimble
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This is a 1890's Sterling Silver Ketcham & McDougall 14k Embroidery Gold Band Thimble. In the apex (inside top) is the symbol for Ketcham & McDougall. It is a large K with a small m and d on the sides. Below it is stamped STERLING. The band has a raised embroidery scroll. T is a space for engraving. To the side is the size 6, and stamped 14K. I have a picture of it below. The raised scroll thimbles were so popular that the company introduced a new embroidery thmble with a scroll pattern, advertised as 'heavy silver overlaid with 14 karat gold', beautifully handchased, made especially for embroidery and fancy work. It was one of the most expensive thimbles produced by Ketcham & McDougall. Everyone needs one of these thimbles in their collections. T are no holes and it is in round. It is 3/4" tall and the diameter of the opening is 9/16". The only thing I ask of the internationally bidders is that they please speak English and can communicate with me. I only speak English. Some of my items are Thimbles (sterling silver, brass, advertised, scrolls, flowers, wedgwood, birchcroft, abalone, cloisonne, and more), Holders, Books, Pin Cushions, Baskets, Shuttles, and More Sewing Items. As far as shipping I will only charge you what the actual shipping is plus .50 cents for packaging. I do advise that you buy the insurance in case the item
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