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marks -- Shreve, Treat & Eacret golf trophy, ca. 19291 viewsmarks on the underside of the foot.	Punch Ladle terminal reverse1 viewsBack of the ladle associated with the Gorham punchbowl	Elephant Centerpiece and Ivory wares at RISD2 viewsRISD Gorham show, May 2019	Shreve factory model, Napoleonic dinner fork1 viewsPatinated copper flatware prototype with instructions "make tine size of Dolores", referencing another Shreve pattern.
Reverse, Reichel Olive Tablespoon1 viewsMarked F.R.Reichel, S.F.Cal.	Furber Centerpiece at RISD1 viewsRISD Gorham show, May 2019	Reichel Olive Tablespoon1 viewsCoin silver Olive tablespoon by Reichel of San Francisco, working ca. 1856-1867.	From Columbian Exposition at RISD1 viewsGorham show at RISD, May 2019

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marks -- Shreve, Treat & Eacret golf trophy, ca. 19291 viewsmarks on the underside of the foot.Jun 27, 2023	marks -- Shreve, Treat & Eacret golf trophy, ca. 19291 viewsmarks on the underside of the foot.Jun 17, 2023	detail -- Shreve, Treat & Eacret golf trophy, ca. 19291 viewsinterior chased to look like a poppy flower.Jun 17, 2023	detail -- Shreve, Treat & Eacret golf trophy, ca. 19291 viewsenameled emblem on the cup, which reads: NORTHERN CALIFORNIA GOLF ASSOCIATIONJun 17, 2023
Shreve, Treat & Eacret golf trophy, ca. 19261 viewspresentation engraving on the foot reads: 1926 / HANDICAP TOURNAMENT / FOURTH FLIGHT / won by / G.H. MADDOX / SEQUOYAH COUNTRY CLUB Height: 6-1/4", diameter: 2-7/8", weight 202gJun 17, 2023	Reichel Olive Tablespoon1 viewsCoin silver Olive tablespoon by Reichel of San Francisco, working ca. 1856-1867.Jun 14, 2023	Reverse, Reichel Olive Tablespoon1 viewsMarked F.R.Reichel, S.F.Cal.Jun 04, 2023	Detail of reverse of the Waterlily gravy ladle1 viewsShown left-to-right: "V&Co." maker's mark, "Geo C. Shreve & Co." retailer, "S.F.CAL" also put on by the maker -- raised L indicates earlier Vanderslice work.Jun 04, 2023