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Empire Art Silver Pitcher E & J.B

By mrkg, 22 November, 2010
Description

We have zero idea what this piece really  is.  Thats why we call it a pitcher.    It doesn't look like any antique coffee or tea pots we've ever seen.  My mother got it from my Great Grandmother as a gift many years ago.  It's very unique.  Has a pounded out appearance and the tip of the nozzle on the spout screws off.   The neighbors have fallen in love with it and want to purchase it but we aren't sure if we should sell it and if we do we have no clue what a fair price would be.  There isn't much information on line about Empre Art Silver by E & J.B but we do know they closed up during the depression.  Thats about all the info we have on the artist.  Any opinions would be great.

Category
Silver and Silver Overlay
Medium
Silver or Silver plated not sure
Distinguishing marks
crown with the words Empire Art Silver E & J.B circling the crown
Condition
Fair
Size and dimensions of this item
11 inch's tall 5 inch's at it's widest
Date Period
1890- 1930
History
Gift from Great Grandmother
eBay Auction Link
For Sale?
No
Photos

mrkg

14 years 7 months ago

Re: Empire Art Silver Pitcher E & J.B

Correction:  There is 11 inch's in length of silver but the actual size with lid and bottom is close to 15 inch's in length. 

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SilverSmith

13 years ago

In reply to Re: Empire Art Silver Pitcher E & J.B by mrkg

Re: Empire Art Silver Pitcher E & J.B

This item appears to be a pre-prohibition era cocktail shaker.
IWithout actually inspecting the item it appears to be silver plated over nickle silver. Nickle silver is a type of brass.

It is worth perhaps $100.

 

 

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