Late 19th Century Tiffany & Co. Sterling Nut Dish with Other Sterling Tableware
Item Details
A three-piece collection of sterling silver tableware from the late 19th century. This includes a pierced nut dish from the late 19th century by Tiffany & Co., which features openwork sides, a scalloped rim with beading, and spherical feet. It is stamped to the underside ‘Tiffany & Co 13732 Makers 3365 Sterling 925-1000 T’. The pattern number of ‘13732’ dates this piece between 1898 and 1899, and the ‘T’ mark is for the directorship of Charles L. Tiffany from 1892-1902. The nut dish is presented with an openwork master salt cellar by Gorham and a gravy boat by Whiting Manufacturing Co. The gravy boat has a personalized engraving to one side. The total approximate weight is 3.655 ozt.
Condition
- minor surface wear including marks, scratches, and tarnishing; the Gorham master salt cellar is missing its glass insert; personalized engraving on gravy boat (DCCPLS).
Dimensions
- measurements of Tiffany & Co. nut dish; the total approximate weight is 3.655 ozt.
Item #
17WDC170-066
