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Chesterfield Tea Spoons — regular weight

1919 Jewelry Catalog and Sales Book · Scan 197 · Printed page 191

Source illustration

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Tea Spoons · Catalog no. —

$20.54 dozen

Original 1919 offer in USD.

Extracted description

Tea Spoons; regular weight; Chesterfield pattern sterling silver, 925/1000 fine; pearl gray finish.

Explicit annotation identifies overlapping Tea Spoon, Flat Handle Medium Fork and Hollow Handle Medium Knife; complete source overlap preserved and appearance scoped to own utensil.

Dozen price; representative single utensil illustrated, not all twelve supplied pieces.

Visual keywords

arched pointed terminal floral terminal ornament leaf borders long tapered handle oval bowl pendant floral ornament scroll motifs tea spoons

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

Explicit annotation identifies overlapping Tea Spoon, Flat Handle Medium Fork and Hollow Handle Medium Knife; complete source overlap preserved and appearance scoped to own utensil.

Extracted traits

TraitValueEvidence
patternChesterfield “Chesterfield Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. PEARL GRAY FINISH Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size.
materialsterling silver “Chesterfield Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. PEARL GRAY FINISH Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size.
fineness925/1000 “Chesterfield Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. PEARL GRAY FINISH Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size.
finishpearl gray “Chesterfield Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. PEARL GRAY FINISH Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size.
weight descriptionregular weight Tea Spoons; regular weight. Dozen 20.54

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