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American homes and gardens (1905)

New York : Munn and Co · leaf 169

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important member of the guild ofsilver workers, as was also his brother-in-law, John Cony,who, besides being one of the subscriberstoward the building of Kings Chapel in1689, also engraved the plates for the firstpaper money used in America. Anotherinfluential craftsman was John Edwards,whose shop… … A group showing a fluted tea-urn, sugar-bowl, and tea-pot by Paul Revere, and other pieces by his contemporaries MaFch, 1913 AMERICAN HOMES AND GARDENS 99 making of our first American currency. A study of oldAmerican silver will readily show that the objects wroughtwere chiefly those which combine…

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