Museum Object Number1970.1039.006 A, B |
Bowl and cover (Sugar bowl and cover)
Metals
Bequest of Henry Francis du Pont
Tiffany & Company (Makers)
Edward Chandler Moore (Designer)
Tiffany & Co. was founded by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young as Tiffany & Young in New York City in 1837. It became known as Tiffany & Co. in 1853. The manufacturer was John Moore, who started the manufacture of silverware in 1827. The relationship between Moore and Tiffany & Co. continued even when Tiffany was incorporated in 1868. (Darling, New York State Silversmiths, p. 176; Turner, American Silver Flatware, p. 22)
18371827
Present1891
New York, New York, Mid-Atlantic, United States, North America
1874-1874
1. Mark; Bowl, underside; "TIFFANY & CO." in Roman letters in an arched rectangular surround, stamped
2. Mark; Bowl, underside; "UNION SQUARE" in Roman letters in an arched rectangular surround, stamped
3. Mark; Bowl, underside; "QUALITY/ 925 1000" in a rectangle, stamped
4. Mark; Bowl, underside; "M" Old English gothic letter in an oval, stamped
5. Mark; Bowl, underside; "1982" and "3007", stamped incuse
6. Inscription; Bowl, proper right side; "MPF" in foliated script, engraved
Marriage
Silver
4.685 (H) , 7.087 (L) , 5.315 (W) , 15.9791 (Weight)
11.9 (H) , 18 (L) , 13.5 (W) , 453 (Weight)
Part A: Height: 7.700cm; Length: 18.000cm; Width: 13.500cm; Weight: 370g Part B: Height: 4.700cm; Diameter: 8.400cm; Weight: 81.000g Weight as recorded in Quimby: 14 ounces 9 pennyweight 22 grains troy (451.0 grams) XRF analysis is recorded in Quimby, p. 302.
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[Book] Carpenter, Charles H. & Carpenter, Mary Grace. 1978 Tiffany Silver.
• Fig. 29 and 69, pp. 71, 72, and p. 234ff
[Book] Quimby, Ian M. G. 1995 American Silver at Winterthur.
• Published: pp. 301-302, no. 272
[Book] Darling, Herbert. 1964 New York State Silversmiths. 228 p.
• Information on Tiffany & Co. and example marks, p. 176
[Book] Turner, Noel D. 1972 American Silver Flatware 1837-1910. 473 p.
• Information on Tiffany & Co., pp. 22, 329
[Book] Turner, Noel D. 1972 American Silver Flatware 1837-1910. 473 p.
• Information about the pattern and John Polhemus, pp. 67, 105, 294, 326