American Simpson, Hall, Miller Sterling Silver Frontenac Serving Spoon and Knife Wine room It is not suitable for

It is not suitable for a fire pit

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Originally candlestick later electrified in the 1920s

History of Rome

Note: the arm would have held a T-shaped pole at the end to which a tapestry or needlework screen would be attached on loops

American Simpson, Hall, Miller Sterling Silver Frontenac Serving Spoon and Knife Wine room It is not suitable forDETAILS Set of two antique flatware pieces including: [A] sugar spoon [B] master butter knife STYLE Art Nouveau PATTERN MODEL Frontenac discontinued PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER Simpson, Hall, Miller & Company (Wallingford, Connecticut, 1895 98) (absorbed into International Silver Company) MARKS [A] logo Sterling [B] Pat. Sterling MONOGRAM INSCRIPTION No monogram WEIGHT Total: 83. 1 grams ([A] 36. 9 grams [B] 46. 2 grams) PERIOD Early 20th