Kalo Shops 9317 Hand Beaten .925 Sterling Silver Water Pitcher ~ Free Shipping

Description: Stinson & Company is a traditional old school antique pawn shop located in Historic Portland Maine. We specialize in the sale of Antiques, Collectables, Gold & Silver Bullion, Jewelry, Diamonds, US Coins & Paper Currency, Vintage Guitars, Celebrity Memorabilia, Historical Items, Clocks, Watches, Glass & Pottery and many other items of value at the fairest prices. You will always find some of the most interesting items from week to week. Add us to your favorites and check back often. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Kalo Shops 9317 Hand Beaten .925 Sterling Silver Water Pitcher ~ Free Shipping ~ Up for sale today is this Fantastic Circa 1910 Arts & Crafts Kalo Shops 9317 Hand Beaten .925 Sterling Silver Water Pitcher . Pitcher is in very nice condition for the age with no dents or dings. Pitcher measures 7.75" x 7.25" x 5.75 ". The bottom is hallmarked Sterling Hand Beaten at Kalo Shops Park Ridge Ills, 9317. Pitcher holds four pints Please make note the pitcher does have a three letter monogram E B R. The pitcher is in as found condition. We can polish it up prior to shipping if requested. KALO - Founded in Chicago in 1900 by Clara P. Barck and five fellow female graduates of Louis J. Millet's decorative design course at the Art Institute of Chicago, the Kalo Shop rose to be the most important American Arts & Crafts silversmith studio in the United States. The shop was founded on Millet's teachings and they adopted the motto "beautiful, useful, and enduring" for their wares. The shop originally created burnt wood, leatherwork, and other decorative arts along with jewelry. Many items from the earliest period are quite scarce and, to date, no one has discovered a surviving example of one of their early successes: an Arabian-cutout-decorated shopping bag in brown and yellow leather. Barck married George Welles in 1905. Welles was a coal merchant and an amateur silversmith. It was Welles who encouraged Barck to focus more on objects made of copper and silver. In 1906, Barck's sister purchased a large home in Park Ridge, Illinois and soon transferred ownership to the Kalo Shop in return for stock in the company. This location served as a hub for the Kalo Arts & Crafts Community. Please make note Free Shipping as well as upgraded shipping methods are for lower 48 US Destinations. Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Guam may incur additional shipping charges due to size and weight of the item purchased. inkfrog terapeak Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

Price: 1699.99 USD

Location: Portland, Maine

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