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[martagerber]

I have this box which is 3" high x 3 3/8" across x 2 3/4" wide with a hinged domed lid and scroll work around the top. I am trying get help identifying the makers mark and age. If anyone could help please let me know.

I believe it is a newer American piece but not sure.

The pictures are not that great because of the reflection but the mark is fairly clear.

Thank you.

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[kozy845]

Could it be another mark for Anna Eicher? It doesnt match any of the others I've seen.
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[martagerber]

I don't think it is Anna Eicher. The first letter is an H and the second letter is an E. Sorry, I thought the picture was clearer but now when I go back and view it I see it isn't.
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[admin]

Hi,
Anna's husband was Heinrich Eicher, he was a Kalo silversmith until 1914 and worked at home with Anna afterwards. I've never seen documentation on his having had an individual mark and I am not really offering his name has a possibility.
The design of the piece seems more in keeping with the modified Georgian styles produced in Boston and I suspect that it originated on the east coast and somewhat later than the Eicher's c.1910-1930 years.

Regards, Tom
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[artcraft]

This mark in AG. I have several brooches made by AG. They are very finely crafted, engraved, and sometimes 3-D. I saw a boxed necklace and earring set on eBay that matches one of my brooches, and the box came from the Boston Guild.
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