Sterling Bon Bon Spoon

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cris0809
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Sterling Bon Bon Spoon

Post by cris0809 »

Looking for any information on manufacturer, pattern and age.

Thank you.

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annschweiss
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Post by annschweiss »

I believe this is in the Hcu1 pattern made by H. H. Curtis Co. I have a piece with this mark and was able to identify it as H. H. Curtis.
CrappyApple
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HH Curtis Bon Bon spoon

Post by CrappyApple »

Hey man..

I have a Bon Bon spoon very similar to that one. I dont think that you have the HCU1 Pattern.. there are too many differences. In case these pics dont show up, I've also provided a link to another shot of the HHCurtis Pattern HCU1.....
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also... check out the trademark and how its raised and not recessed. It took me almost 6 months of searching to find this info out.. as you can tell.. the trademark is very hard to make out. Also.. as you may know.. manufactures sometimes shared designs/ partial designs because of the artists involved in designing the pieces. But eitherwat... I would love to know who makes your piece because the tie marks on the cross hairs of the bowl are very unique to the spoon we have.. most others use a cross like pattern.... Anyway... hope this info helps... and I'll be on the lookout for your pattern and who makes it.
Sincerely...
Mike
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Post by admin »

Hi Mike,

I'm not terribly good with the fine points of pattern ID, but the maker of both pieces is H. H. Curtis.

Regards, Tom
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