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Early silver of Connecticut and its makers (1913)

Curtis, George M. (George Munson), 1857-1915 · Meriden, Conn., International Silver Co. · leaf 96

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Bibles, dry goods, groceries,drugs, meats, and hardware. In 1790 hemoved to Middletown, and began to en-grave for the silversmiths, working princi-pally for Samuel Canfield. In 1790 he ren-dered a bill to the Congregational Churchin Middletown for taking down the organ,adjusting and mending the… … Two upper cans, height 4% inches, made by Jonathan Otis. Lower can, height 5Vi» inches, by S. Parmele; porringer, diameter 4% inches, by J. Gardiner, and pepper box, height 3 inches, by J. Benjamin. f S. Parmele (script) in cartouche J. Gardner in rectangle Marks ^ OtisI. B. script) in rectanglein…

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