A
museum worthy,
c1840
John C. Moore
of
Tiffany fame
Chinese inspired
octagonal bell form
sugar bowl and cover.
Without question,
Moore was the most important silversmith & designer in America during the mid-19th century.
Moore opened his Manhattan workshop in 1832.
From 1833 - 1851 he used his J C M hallmark, found on the sugar bowl offered today.
By 1851 most of his silver made for Tiffany & Co.
THIS RARE JOHN C. MOORE SUGAR BOWL AND COVER SOLD LAST WEEK
FOR ALMOST $700.
THE BUYER CHANGED HIS MIND, NO REASON GIVEN.
THE PIECE IS IN SUPERB CONDITION AS LISTED AND
NOW BACK ON THE MARKET, A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR COLLECTORS WHO MISSED IT.
Hallmarked as shown, including Gelston & Treadwell the retailer who sold this item.
Period engraved initials for the original owner.
This museum worthy c1840 Moore silver Chinese inspired sugar bowl 6 inches across
handles and 6 inches tall weighs 25 standard ounces.
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