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Silver pitchers and silver creamer/sugar bowl
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These silver serving pieces have been passed through the family and came from various family groups. The exact date for some of these pieces are unknown, but it is said that the family had a fondness for silver and shared with their families as a legacy. The pieces are in magnificent shape. As I do not have a scale that can measure ounces I do not have the weight on each piece. The first is a matching creamer and sugar bowl. T are three symbols on the bottom of each that probably denote the manufacturer with Sterling 766 included. They are 3" across the bowls at the top and sit on circle pedestals that are 2" in diameter. They are just shy of 3" high with a simple raised rope like design at the top edge. The second is a pitcher that is 2.5" at the top flaring slightly out at the bottom. it is 2" high with no separate base with an easy pour handle. Some simple straight lines are on the outside at the top and the bottom with the middle smooth. It is stamped on the bottom with Sterling D147 and Marshall Fields Co as well. T is an old English F on the right side that would indicate it was from the Fairbanks family. The third is a 4" high pitcher that reminds me almost of a trophy. The pedestal base is an octagon 2.25" wide. The top is 2.25 wide but the inside flares to almost 3" wide at the top. No scrolling or etching on the outside but it is engraved with June 1st 1910. The bottom is stamped sterling 2364 and a symbol that most likely indicates the manufacturer. The fourth is the heaviest piece of the five shown and is 4.5" high. The sturdy handle allows for a steady grip when pouring. The top opening is 2" and flares out to just under 2.5" at the top. A small scrolling are present at the top edge and at the very bottom of the 2.25" pedestal. the bottom is stamped but the only thing clear of some numbers 04050. On the left front is an old English B undoubtedly for the Batterman family. All and all it is an interesting collection of small pitchers that could grace any table over the holidays. I am asking for contribution to the shipping of these items and I will be responsible for the rest of the shipping charges.
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