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Carthage Sugar Shell

1919 Jewelry Catalog and Sales Book · Scan 189 · Printed page 183

Source illustration

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Sugar Shell · Catalog no. —

$3.80 each

Original 1919 offer in USD.

Extracted description

Sugar Shell; Carthage pattern sterling silver, 925/1000 fine; hammered French gray finish with plain finish shield.

Visual keywords

geometric line decoration oval shield motif rounded bowl squared terminal sugar shell tapered handle

Proposed visual observations from the source illustration. These describe appearance and are separate from the printed catalog text.

Complete own labeled source utensil directly reviewed; exact mask geometry, rejected versions and unmasked evidence retained. Weight variants use representative image; dozen quantity is not pictured.

Extracted traits

TraitValueEvidence
patternCarthage “Carthage Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. HAMMERED FRENCH GRAY FINISH, WITH PLAIN FINISH SHIELD Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size.
materialsterling silver “Carthage Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. HAMMERED FRENCH GRAY FINISH, WITH PLAIN FINISH SHIELD Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size.
fineness925/1000 “Carthage Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. HAMMERED FRENCH GRAY FINISH, WITH PLAIN FINISH SHIELD Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size.
finishhammered French gray “Carthage Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. HAMMERED FRENCH GRAY FINISH, WITH PLAIN FINISH SHIELD Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size.
shield finishplain “Carthage Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. HAMMERED FRENCH GRAY FINISH, WITH PLAIN FINISH SHIELD Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size.

Extraction: direct assistant vision (GPT-6). This record describes a catalog listing; its identity across other catalogs is unresolved.