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silver fruit bowl with pedestal, winged cherub faces around rim
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I have this same fruit bowl:) What did you find out about it? I have been researching it for years.
Juls
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Anything with a country of origin mark/sticker generally postdate 1891 to comply with the Mckinley trade tarriff. This law required any item imported into the USA have a country of origin marking, the USA being the largest growing market at the time most manufacturer's were quick to mark their products. By international conventions any item that is silver and not silver plate will also be marked in some way to indicate the silver content, each country having it's own system of marks. A great deal of metal ware comes out of India due to low production and labor costs, most of it made for the low end of the decorator market and has very modest values in the secondary market. To be on the safe side though I'd suggest having it tested for silver content, most jewellers should be able to do this for a modest fee.
fruit ball made in India with faces and wings