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Reed & Barton Francis I Med Sterling Compote No mono
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Reed & Barton Francis I Med Sterling Compote No mono
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This auction is for a beautiful and collectible Reed & Barton Compote Bowl in the pattern or design of Francis I. The origins of Reed and Barton can be traced back to the early 1820's. In 1907, after working on the design for three years, Reed & Barton released their most popular pattern, Francis I. Reed & Barton has a well deserved reputation for elaborate intricate designs and superb craftsmanship. This is sure to be a wonderful addition to any collection! This compote is marked "Reed & Barton, Sterling, x 568, Francis I"(shown in photo) It stands 4 1/2" tall by 7 5/8" wide and weighs 12 troy ounces. T is no monogram and no monogram removal. This compote is in carefully used condition. T are no dents, or irregularities. This bowl will need to be cleaned as it has been in storage for some time. Please see our other listings for more wonderful sterling silver pieces in the pattern Francis I by Reed & Barton. Refunds will only be issued if t was a mistake in the listing or in extreme circumstances. We also reserve the right to cancel bids by any buyer with hidden or excessive negative feedback. Payments must be made within 10 days after the close of the auction to avoid negative feedback. Personal checks, money orders and Pay Pal accepted. Item will be held until the personal check clears. Payments must be made in US $ only. Insurance is required. We deal honorably with our customers and expect the same from our buyers. Do not bid if you do not have a commitment to buy. All our goods are on consignment and we cannot end the sale early under any circumstance.
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