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Chesterfield Berry Spoon

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

Source illustration

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Berry Spoon · Catalog no. —

$16.50 each

Original 1919 offer in USD.

Extracted description

Berry Spoon; Chesterfield pattern sterling silver, 925/1000 fine; pearl gray finish.

Final v2 directly reviewed: complete broad oval bowl with outlined rim and long tapered handle bearing arched pointed terminal, repeating leaf border and floral ornament. Entire Berry Spoon label retained; neighboring illustrations and unrelated annotation excluded.

Visual keywords

arched pointed terminal berry spoon broad oval bowl floral terminal ornament leaf handle border long tapered handle outlined bowl rim pendant floral ornament

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

Final v2 directly reviewed: complete broad oval bowl with outlined rim and long tapered handle bearing arched pointed terminal, repeating leaf border and floral ornament. Entire Berry Spoon label retained; neighboring illustrations and unrelated annotation excluded.

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.

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