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KIRK STIEFF PEWTER PAUL REVERE PUNCH BOWL 12 CUPS LADLE
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KIRK STIEFF PAUL REVERE PUNCH SET This is a gorgeous Kirk Stieff Paul Revere punch set acquired from a Virginia estate. The substantial bowl is approx. 13 1/2 inches wide across the top and 7 inches high, and it is marked "Kirk Stieff Pewter P51". The 12 pewter punch cups are 2 5/8 inches tall and 3 1/8 inches across the top. The cups are marked "Authentic Reproduction Jefferson Cup, Stieff Pewter, P50". Included is a 17 3/4 inch tray marked "Stieff Pewter" which has a pewter rim and woodgrain bottom. The pewter punch ladle is 14 1/2 inches long and is marked "Kirk Stieff Pewter". Beautifully cared for, this gently used punch set is in overall very good to excellent condition, t are some slight use marks in the bottom of the bowl. Included are the original document inserts "Historic Facts About Pewter" and "The Jefferson Cup". I can ship them in the original boxes. Offered with a very modest reserve price which is a fraction of the cost. History of the Jefferson Cup: In 1806 Thomas Jefferson was willed by his friend and teacher, Georgy Wythe, two large silver cans or beakers of about 20 ounces in weight and of an undetermined design. After using them for several years, Jefferson sent them to John Letelier, A Richmond silversmith, with directions to make eight smaller cups of about 5 ounces weight and 2 5/8 inches high with rounded bottoms. He further stipulated that they be gilded inside and four to be marked "G. W. to T. J." and four "T. J." The completed cups were received at Monticello in October 1810 and were used t until Jefferson's death in 1826. After this seven of the cups were distributed by Martha Randolph, his daughter, amont seven of her children. The eighth cup is believed to have been given to Dr. Robley Dunglison, Jefferson's physician. Of the original eight Jefferson cups, seven have been located and two of them have come back to Monticello. These cups are a reproduction of one of the two now at Monticello and have been approved by the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation. The Kirk Stieff Company was chosen by the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation to manufacture the Jefferson cup reproductions on an exclusive basis. Any other cup bearing the name Jefferson has no connection with this Foundation. PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING : The winning bidder agrees to contact me within 48 hours of auction end with shipping address. I accept Paypal, money orders, and personal checks (with 7-day hold). Payment must be received within 7 days of auction end. Buyer to pay shipping and insurance costs. (Insurance is required.) Please email me prior to bidding with any questions you may have. All sales are final. I guarantee the items to be as described. Please look at my positive feedback and other items for sale. INSURANCE IS REQUIRED AND WILL BE CALCULATED BASED ON THE SALES PRICE. I ACCEPT PAYPAL, PERSONAL CHECKS, AND MONEY ORDERS PAY SECURELY WITH ANY MAJOR CREDIT CARD THROUGH PAYPAL I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE PURCHASES
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