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AMERICAN SILVER-PLATE SABBATH / ELIJAH GOBLET.

Auction 60 · Lot 408

AMERICAN SILVER-PLATE SABBATH / ELIJAH GOBLET.

Estimate
$1,000–$1,500
Hammer price
Not recorded

Historical auction record. Hammer prices exclude buyer’s premium and taxes.

Publication

c. 1900?

Description

Campana-shaped bowl decorated with floral motif, on knob stem and matching circular domed base. Engraved in Hebrew: “LaKavod Shabbos,” “HaKos shel Eliyahu” and previous owner’s name: “Englander.” Marked: Meriden Silver Plate, Quadruple Plate, 923. Height: 6.75 inches.

summary

Meriden Silver Plate Co. (founded 1869, became a subsidiary of International Silver Co. in 1898, last mark used until c. 1938) Meriden, CT. Dual-use cup and silver plate suggests that the former owner lacked sufficient funds, yet nonetheless looked to beautify his Sabbath and holiday table.
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