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S. Kirk & Son "Repoussé" Sterling Silver Tea Spoon
Item: Tea Spoon
Make: S. Kirk & Son
Pattern: Repoussé
Age: ca. 1933
Construction: Sterling Silver (.925)
Weight: Approximately 1ozt
Dimensions: 5 7/8” L
Condition: Excellent. No bends, dents, or other damage. Hairline scratches throughout consistent with age and use.
Details: The iconic “ Repoussé" silverware pattern made its debut in 1828, making it the oldest sterling silver pattern produced in the United States. To create this pattern, Samuel Kirk, a Philadelphia-trained silversmith, revived an ancient technique known as "repousse" to create an embossed design that's as versatile as it is unforgettable.
Spoon is stamped with the maker’s mark, "S. Kirk & Son” and “STERLING” on the back.
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S. Kirk & Son "Repoussé" Sterling Silver Tea Spoon
S. Kirk & Son "Repoussé" Sterling Silver Tea Spoon
Item: Tea Spoon
Make: S. Kirk & Son
Pattern: Repoussé
Age: ca. 1933
Construction: Sterling Silver (.925)
Weight: Approximately 1ozt
Dimensions: 5 7/8” L
Condition: Excellent. No bends, dents, or other damage. Hairline scratches throughout consistent with age and use.
Details: The iconic “ Repoussé" silverware pattern made its debut in 1828, making it the oldest sterling silver pattern produced in the United States. To create this pattern, Samuel Kirk, a Philadelphia-trained silversmith, revived an ancient technique known as "repousse" to create an embossed design that's as versatile as it is unforgettable.
Spoon is stamped with the maker’s mark, "S. Kirk & Son” and “STERLING” on the back.
$88.47
S. Kirk & Son "Repoussé" Sterling Silver Tea Spoon—
$88.47
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Item: Tea Spoon
Make: S. Kirk & Son
Pattern: Repoussé
Age: ca. 1933
Construction: Sterling Silver (.925)
Weight: Approximately 1ozt
Dimensions: 5 7/8” L
Condition: Excellent. No bends, dents, or other damage. Hairline scratches throughout consistent with age and use.
Details: The iconic “ Repoussé" silverware pattern made its debut in 1828, making it the oldest sterling silver pattern produced in the United States. To create this pattern, Samuel Kirk, a Philadelphia-trained silversmith, revived an ancient technique known as "repousse" to create an embossed design that's as versatile as it is unforgettable.
Spoon is stamped with the maker’s mark, "S. Kirk & Son” and “STERLING” on the back.
