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jetta1 Posts: 7 Registered: Oct 2012	posted 10-20-2012 04:21 PM Appreciate help identifying the pattern of this 6.25" long Tiffany sterling sugar scoop marked #891. 25th anniversary monogram in bowl dated 1866-1891. topped with lyre, flanked by swan's head with floral garland draped from their necks. IP: Logged
Scott Martin Forum Master Posts: 11520 Registered: Apr 93	posted 10-20-2012 05:32 PM quote: Originally posted by jetta1: I am an art historian based in Las Cruces, New Mexico. I have a consulting business where I research objects for collectors, antiques dealers, galleries, and appraisals. I will presently post 2 inquiries about a Tiffany sugar scoop pattern and the maker of an antique plated pitcher. Welcome to the Silver Salon Forum. Good job posting the images. Interesting stuff. If you read the Yellow Box above and the Guidelines you will note that the SFF is not the place to do business research. "The SSF is for discussion and sharing our mutual passion/interests in silver/precious metal artifacts. Commercial/promotional aspects should be avoided." "Dealers/sellers with questions about, and an academic interest in, the object(s) they have for sale should prepare their post in advance (take photos and prepare a write up) but wait to submit the post until after the business/sale is concluded or the conflict is resolved. This will ensure that there is no conflict with the SSF Guidelines." If you share a mutual interest in silver then we would love to see and hear about the items that come across your desk but only after you have concluded your business. Knowing more about your personal interests about silver would be helpful. IP: Logged
jetta1 Posts: 7 Registered: Oct 2012	posted 10-21-2012 12:55 PM Apologies to the list for the misunderstanding. I thought if I posted items that were not being sold they would fall within the guidelines. I appreciate the correction. IP: Logged

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