American Baker-Manchester Sterling Silver Daffodil Pattern Bon Bon/Nut Spoon trade sign wide skillet with low sides

wide skillet with low sides and a long handle used to make flatbreads

antique louver door originally came from a Colonial era building in India

Artist was born in Palermo

He was known for his portraits and landscapes and his work is represented in the National Museum and Gothenburg Museum of Art

Pieter Gerritsz Kam (1700-5) or Maria Kam-van der Kloot (1705-16) | De Drie Posteleyne Astonne (The Three Porcelain Ash-Barrels) Factory (1655-1804)

American Baker-Manchester Sterling Silver Daffodil Pattern Bon Bon/Nut Spoon trade sign wide skillet with low sidesDETAILS An antique spoon for serving nuts or bon bon candy. Reticulated bowl. PATTERN Daffodil MAKER Baker Manchester Manufacturing Company (Providence, RI, 1915 circa 1930) Manchester Silver Company (used this mark circa 1904 14) MARKS Marked: Sterling and maker's logo. WEIGHT 16. 8 grams PERIOD Early 20th century DATE Circa 1905 DIMENSIONS Width 2 Depth 5. 25 Height 0. 5 inches CONDITION Note: stem slightly bent.