Tiffany & Co
Tiffany & Co
A Set of Four Silver-Gilt Oval Platters
UNITED STATES, Circa 1960
REF No. B73640
Impressed mark for 1956-1965 and numbered 59798'.
dimensions
Height :5 cm | 2 in
Width :55 cm | 21⁵/₈ in
Depth :40 cm | 15³/₄ in
Width :55 cm | 21⁵/₈ in
Depth :40 cm | 15³/₄ in
description
A Set of Four Silver-Gilt Oval Platters by Tiffany & Co. New York.
Each platter with a gadroon and acanthus border and bearing the initial 'K'.
Each platter with a gadroon and acanthus border and bearing the initial 'K'.
maker
Charles Lewis Tiffany and John Young founded Tiffany & Co. in New York in 1837. Tiffany's tireless search for one of a kind objects charmed and fascinated the wealthy of New York from the outset. Joined by his son Louis Comfort Tiffany, Tiffany & Co. were to become America's pre-eminent house of design and the world's premier jeweller at the end of the Nineteenth Century. By 1867 Tiffany & Co. were recognised globally, winning the highly coveted Award of Merit at the Paris Exposition Universelle in 1867. This was the first time an American company had been recognized by a European jury.
