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            |  Tom 
            Guarrera presents 'Georg Jensen: a silversmith from Denmark' 
            an article about Georg Jensen, his life, hallmarks and designers 
            working for his firm. The article is completed by an appendix with a 
            photographic selection of Jensen's production and the list of 
            flatware patterns
            
            click here This article is published thanks to the courtesy of
 www.925-1000.com
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            |  Gianmarco 
            Baldini presents 'Japanese Influence in American Silver 
            1870-1890' an article about Japanese style in American silver at 
            the end of 19th century. click here
 |  List of membersWelcome to new ASCAS members: Sylvia Bell - AustraliaJanet Carlile - Canada
 Dusko Cicovacki - Croatia
 Patrick Daneels - Belgium
 Sally Gittoes - Australia
 Tracy Gordon - USA
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 Elisabeth Jonsson - Sweden
 Lars Jonsson - Sweden
 Nanette Longchamp - USA
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 Evelin Mueller - Argentina
 William Naquin - USA
 Valerie Newman - USA
 Sergio Nicolucci - Italy
 Garth Noonan - Australia
 Mary Pasco - USA
 Dan Phay - USA
 Pinchas Rothenberg - USA
 Dr. David Shlosberg - England UK
 Michelle Staley - USA
 Joe Sybrant - USA
 Justin Tee - Canada
 David Underwood - England UK
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            |  Giorgio 
            Busetto and Edward Doherty present 'Milk creamer and sugar bowl 
            from Russia', an 84 zolotnicki silver set made by silversmith 
            Ivan Ivanovich Futikin.
            
            click here |    Questions from ASCAS membersKaren Baker writes:....I am attaching an image of a maker's mark and product number on 
        the bottom of a sterling serving tray that I acquired. I believe it is 
        an American maker but I have been through all reference books available 
        to me with no success. I would greatly appreciate any input from you or 
        other members. Thank you in advance for your help....
 (click on images to enlarge)Do any members recognize the mark of this tray? 
 What is this piece ???This is a silver piece belonging to my collection. Of this item I don't know use, origin and age. It's a container with 
        silver lid connected by a chain to the handle. On the botton there's 
        '800' hallmark (800/1000 silver purity degree) and another mark with a 
        lion.
 About its use a lot of hypothesis may be done: alcohol burner, brandy 
        warmer, inkwell ......
 The ...mystery piece is 7 in long (cm. 18)
 Do any members recognize what was the use of this item and its marks?
 Giorgio Busetto
 (click on images to enlarge) Closing our February newsletter I hope you have appreciated its 
        content. Your comments, suggestions and advices will be of great help.
 My thanks to Karen Baker, Edward Doherty, Jayne Dye, Tom Guarrera, 
        Gianmarco Baldini for their precious contributions.
 
 Giorgio Busetto
 Secretary
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