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Holmes & Edwards — Carolina — Bouillon Spoons

1919 Jewelry Catalog and Sales Book · Scan 253 · Printed page 243

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Spoon · Catalog no. —

$13.12 dozen

Original 1919 offer in USD.

Extracted description

Bouillon Spoons, Carolina pattern. Bouillon Spoons Dozen 13.12. Bouillon Spoon Set of six in lined box. Representative image: One complete spoon drawing represents the priced dozen; six-piece packaging separately captioned.

Representative illustration: One complete spoon drawing represents the priced dozen; six-piece packaging separately captioned.

Own caption specifies six-piece box packaging; table offer remains priced per dozen. No separate six-piece price assigned.

Visual keywords

angular handle bouillon spoon floral border ornamental handle panel round bowl spoon

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

Final v2 directly reviewed preserves complete round bowl and angular handle with floral border ornament, plus Bouillon Spoon / Set of six in lined box caption. Single pictured spoon represents table dozen price.

Extracted traits

TraitValueEvidence
patternCarolina “Carolina Pattern” Silver Plated Flatware
plating claimsilver plated “Carolina Pattern” Silver Plated Flatware
finishFrench gray FRENCH GRAY FINISH
manufacturerHolmes & Edwards Made by Holmes & Edwards.
guarantee claimabsolute satisfaction Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction.
maker-marked goods packaging claimtarnish proof boxes; clean goods at all times All Goods bearing the Holmes & Edwards trade mark are put up in tarnish proof boxes, which means clean goods at all times.
illustration scale claimabout ⅜ actual size Tea Spoon, Medium Knife and Fork are actual size. All other items are about ⅜ actual size
package quantity6 piecesBouillon Spoon Set of six in lined box.
packaginglined box Bouillon Spoon Set of six in lined box.

Extraction: direct assistant vision; raw OCR retained only as provenance. This record describes a catalog listing; its identity across other catalogs is unresolved.