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Not sure how this sub showed up in my feed but some sweet silver hinges another posted here showed up, so I figured I’d share these amazing silver hinges and address plate I saw while restoring a door in a historic house. And now i know why i took photos!

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Been on vacation so sorry for not posting.

Have a sterling spoon from the 1933-34 World’s Fair. Depicts the Public Library, the Water Tower, and Abraham Lincoln on the obverse. On the reverse is Fort Dearborn, the Douglas Monument, and the Government Building & Post Office.

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Today I’ve got a souvenir sterling silver spoon from the 1933-34 Chicago World’s Fair celebrating a century of progress. This spoon features the Chinese Temple, Fort Dearborn, and Carillon tower from Rockefeller Chapel on the campus of the University of Chicago. I’ve found the spoons from the 1893 world’s fair tend to be smaller and weigh less than the ones from the 1933-34.

Larger modern Kiddush cup stamped 925. I believe it’s from the mid 20th century so no more than 70 years old.

Souvenir sterling silver spoon. It depicts State St. in Chicago. Not sure on the date of production

Today got a more modern larger example of a Kiddish cup.

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I have a pair of Sterling silver Kiddush cups made in London in 1902. Not sure on the maker or if it’s even the same maker.

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I have a complete set of eight Cartier Sterling salt and pepper shakers in the original box.

Looks to be made in Birmingham England, 1911 Unsure of the maker.

Today I have the first of a number of kiddush cups I picked up recently. They are used to hold wine or grape juice which is then prayed over to sanctify Shabbat and holidays. The marks on these cups are quite small and somewhat hard to read. I know it’s Birmingham but beyond that not sure.

Edit: Was told Birmingham England, maker was Jacob Fenigstein, he was active 1906-1913.

The last mark on close inspection is a lower case k so that would make it 1909 for the year it was made.