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Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g
Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g
Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g
Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g
Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g
Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g
Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g
Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g
Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g
Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g
Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g
Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g

Rare Tiffany & Co MAKERS Silver Compote Serving Dish 1907-1947 NY 925-1000 557 g

$ 306.23

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Brand: Tiffany & Co.
  • Composition: Sterling Silver (.925)
  • Condition: Monogrammed with original owner (see special notes about historical relevance of piece and owner); Owner engraved some numbers on bottom of piece as shown. Photographs are part of the description. No returns. This vintage item(s) is not new. It may have signs of wear commensurate with age. This may include imperfections such as discoloration, tarnish, blemishes, scratches, and/or small indentations. Please view photographs closely, as they are the primary description. Returns are not accepted.
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Age: 1907-1947

    Description

    A Tiffany & Co Silver Compote / Elevated Serving and/or display Dish, New York, New York. Circa 1907-1945;
    MARKS:  "Tiffany & Co" "Makers" "Sterling Silver" "925-1000" and style identification numbers.
    MEASUREMENTS: Approximately 9 inches diameter x 4 inches height; 557 grams
    Rare and valuable piece.
    History of Piece:  This was a cherished piece from the silver collection of Zula Gaddis Carrington (1888-1971) and John B Carrington (1870-1934), as per the monogram "ZGC".  This couple has historical significance to the state of Texas and city of San Antonio. In 1909, John Carrington spearheaded the "Order of the Alamo".  This early organization is very relevant to Texas history and the preservation of Texas traditions.  This order is a crucial reason that San Antonio celebrates "FIESTA" each year with a multi-day party highlighting historical events.  Christie's appraisal expert disclosed that they expected this to sell at their auction for between 00 and 00.