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Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800
Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800
Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800
Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800
Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800
Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800
Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800
Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800
Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800
Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800
Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800
Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800

Silver circular salt dish maker CC applied foot circa 1790-1800

$ 9.24

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Pattern: 1800
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  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
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    Description

    Silver salt dish, maker's mark CC,
    circa
    1790-1810
    Circular dish with bulbous body and flaring rim. The body of the dish is a sturdy, unbendable gauge silver. Applied foot of a slightly sturdier gauge. Marked inside dish with a tightly spaced CC in rectangle. Some light surface wear to the mark. Isolated small repair to body in bulbous area - as shown in my pictures. The repair appears to be old.
    The color and appearance of the silver is consistent with coin silver, not a duller European-type color. Found in the southern states. If American coin silver, some candidates would be Charles Carpenter, Norwich, CT & Boston (1790), whose mark in
    Belden
    is very close to this; also Charles Candell, N.Y. (1795-1800) and Christian Cornelius, Philadelphia (c. 1810-19).
    Diameter: 2-5/8" Height: 1-1/16"
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