Six Boston Arts & Crafts Sterling Silver Wares

Six Boston, Massachusetts Arts & Crafts Sterling Silver Table Objects, 1900-1932. Comprising a tea caddy, Samuel R. Woolley, 1893-1915, engraved beneath "E.G. FROM C.A.," marked "WOOLLEY" and "STERLING;" a sugar bowl, George Gebelein, 1909-15, marked "GEBELEIN," "STERLING" and "BOSTON;" a cream pitcher and sugar bowl, Karl F. Leinonen, Boston, 1901-15, not monogrammed, factory initials "KLF," "STERLING" and numbers "126" and "127," respectively; and a bowl, F.J.R. Gyllenberg & Alfred H. Swanson, 1926-32, not monogrammed, marked with the initials "FJRG," "STERLING" and "45;" and a tea strainer, marked with a cipher.29.79 troy oz. total weightBowl: H: 2 in., Diam: 6 in.Provenance: Property from the Collection of Cortlandt and Nancy Knowles Parker, Greenvale Farm Estate and Vineyard, Portsmouth, Rhode Island.Samuel R. Woolley was a Master Craftsman-Boston Society of Arts & Crafts; The partnership F.J.R. Gyllenberg & Alfred H. Swanson shared a workshop with Karl F. Leinonen.

2 x 6 x 6 in
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