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An Edwardian-period sterling silver coffee service by Tiffany & Co., comprising a coffee pot, covered sugar bowl, and cream pitcher. Introduced circa 1907, Pattern No. 17085G reflects the refined classical taste that characterized Tiffany’s hollowware production in the early twentieth century. The service features tapered bodies raised on stepped circular feet, restrained reeded decoration, and balanced proportions. The coffee pot retains its original insulated handle and hinged domed cover with finial.
Each piece is marked Tiffany & Co. Makers, Pattern No. 17085G, Sterling 925-1000, and bears the Tiffany “M” director’s mark associated with the firm’s renowned silver manufacturing operations. The pieces are further engraved with the monogram “HB.” Services of this type were produced for affluent American households during the Edwardian era and exemplify the quality and craftsmanship for which Tiffany silver became internationally recognized.
Dimensions: Coffee Pot: 9.5 in. high. Weight: 31.77 troy ounces (gross)
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Good overall antique condition. Displays light surface wear, scratches, and scattered tarnish consistent with age and use. Minor dents and small areas of wear noted. Coffee pot retains its original insulated handle and hinged lid. No major repairs observed.
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Discovered within the family of the heir to the Louis Vuitton travel trunk offered in this sale, descending from Lt. Col. Carl H. Trik (1891–1951), a veteran of both World War I and World War II who received the Purple Heart for injuries sustained during the attack on Pearl Harbor; thence by family descent. The present coffee service forms part of a group of luxury objects bearing the name or monogram of Harry L. Brown, including a Tiffany & Co. sterling silver flatware service, a Patek Philippe pocket watch, and related personal effects.