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sarahmdsn
Joined: 17 Dec 2006 Posts: 5
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Posted: 31/12/2006 Post subject: Reed and Barton Silver Set?? |
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Hello,
I am so happy I found this site! As I am learning about silver, I brought this home from a family member (who didn't know much about it either). It looks like a lovely tea set...does anyone know about when it was made...and better yet, how much it may be worth? I have searched the internet but did not find another one...Here is the info:
There are 3 Pieces...the tea or coffee pot, creamer and sugar?? They are in really good condition but do have a few minor scratches.
The Bottom Reads: "Med & Plated By Reed & Barton" "Taunton, Mass" "No. 3515- 6 Half Pt."
I am most likely asking the most amatuer question on here but would love to know more about this set.
Thanks for your time! It is REALLY appreciated!
Sarah |
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uncle vic Moderator
Joined: 25 Sep 2006 Posts: 696 Location: Baton Rouge, LA USA
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Posted: 01/01/2007 Post subject: re: Reed and Barton Silver Set?? |
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Hi there Sarah, and welcome aboard silver-collector.com. I'm the American silver moderator, and your tea set is American. Reed & Barton was founded in 1840 in Taunton, Mass. and is still in business today. It is a very prolific maker of sterling and silverplate flatware and holloware. Your tea set is silver plated, pattern #3515. You can view a picture of the pot on www.replacements.com (their item #208906). Replacements does not have it in stock nor list a price. Recent sales on eBay indicate the value of your set is soemwhere between $30 and $75. Any estimate of age is simply a guess, but I'd say post 1900.
Thanks for visiting silver-collector.com and we are glad we could help.
Uncle Vic Roy |
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Briarcliff767
Joined: 27 Jul 2011 Posts: 1
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Posted: 27/07/2011 Post subject: re: Reed and Barton Silver Set?? |
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What is a 3119 pattern reed and barton worth. I can not find that anywhere |
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