Edward C Moore

This distinctive form became a prominent feature in Chinese porcelain and likely served as a key source of inspiration for Edward C. Moore. Through its intricate design and layered c...

A very scarce and rare American Late 19th Century Sterling Silver & Mixed-Metals “Japanese Style” Creamer made by, Tiffany & Co. and designed by, Edward C. Moore. One side of the cr...

., crafted by the renowned silversmith Edward C. Moore, is a remarkable example of 19th-century American artistry.

Tiffany & Co. lidded Coaster with colored glass insert. Bottom marked Tiffany & Co Sterling Silver (2980) w M

This pattern was designed by Edward C. Moore and introduced in the year 1871. 100% satisfaction guaranteed!

A large American silver spirit flask, by Tiffany & Co., circa 1880, Edward C Moore era, one side chased with hunting scenes, the reverse with cartouche on a floral ground.

Designer: Presidency period M, for Edward C. Moore. Model pattern: 9726E. Order numbers: 3433.

This set will be professionally polished to pristine condition and sealed in individual plastic sleeves prior to shipping. Designed by Edward C. Moore and patented in the year 18...

. / 3260 / Sterling / M for the directorship of Edward C. Moore (1870 - 1891) / 2620 / Union-Square.

A similar ko-satsuma Chaire can be found in the collection of Metropolitan Musuem of Art in NYC Edward C. Moore Collection, Bequest of Edward C. Moore, 1891.

A very similar Tiffany & Co. sterling silver pitcher was part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibition: Collecting Inspiration: Edward C. Moore at Tiffany & Co.. The cata...

Tiffany & Co Audubon Sterling Silver Handle Carving Knife Designed by Edward C. Moore in 1871, the Audubon pattern was inspired by Japanese bird paintings of the 19th century.

The first date letter M used by Tiffanys represented Edward C. Moore, who was the head of Tiffany's silver operations until 1891.

Saratoga by Tiffany - Sterling Issue Date: 1870 Formerly this pattern was called King and then Cook, renamed Saratoga in 1956. Designer: Edward C. Moore. Rare Saratoga by Tiffany &...

Saratoga by Tiffany - Sterling Issue Date: 1870 Formerly this pattern was called King and then Cook, renamed Saratoga in 1956. Designer: Edward C. Moore. Fabulous Saratoga by Tiffan...

This intricate beehive paperweight draws inspiration from Roman ribbon mosaic glass, a style avidly collected by Tiffany’s mentor, Edward C. Moore. The ribbon mosaic pattern was crea...

. / 347 / M for the directorship of Edward C. Moore (1873 - 1891) / 6382 / Sterling Silver Fineness: Marked Sterling for silver fineness.

The piece is marked with an old English M and #1878, and it also has a Union Square mark circa 1870-75 ( M refers to Edward C. Moore, head of Tiffany's operation until 1891).

Farnham attended Tiffany school and was trained by Edward C Moore and Charles Gosjean. He stayed with Tiffany and eventually became a board member in 1888 and in 1893 was appointed c...

The Colonial pattern pattern was designed by Paulding Farnham, a premier Tiffany artisan and accomplished sculptor who trained under Edward C. Moore, Tiffany & Co.'s head designe...

The patent application credits Edward C. Moore, but renowned sculptor and die chaser F.

The patent application credits Edward C. Moore, but renowned sculptor and die chaser F.

Farnham attended Tiffany school and was trained by Edward C Moore and Charles Gosjean. He stayed with Tiffany and eventually became a board member in 1888 and in 1893 was appointed c...

To compare with another Karamono-Style Flower Basket (Hanakago) by Hayakawa Shōkosai I circa. 1877–80s from Edward C. Moore Collection, see Met Collection Accession Number: 91.1.2068

Farnham attended Tiffany school and was trained by Edward C Moore and Charles Gosjean. He stayed with Tiffany and eventually became a board member in 1888 and in 1893 was appointed c...

The patent application credits Edward C. Moore, but renowned sculptor and die chaser F.

Over the next two decades, Tiffany worked closely with J. C. Moore and, increasingly with his son, Edward Chandler Moore, who had fully taken the reins of Moore concern in the 1860's.

Over the next two decades, Tiffany worked closely with J. C. Moore and, increasingly with his son, Edward Chandler Moore, who had fully taken the reins of Moore concern in the 1860's.

George Paulding Farnham first started working at Tiffany & Co in 1885 as a general assistant to Edward C. Moore in the design department. By the age of 28 he was 'regarded as Tif...

Under his leadership, the Tiffany silver studio was a de facto design school for apprentice silversmiths, who worked alongside head artisan Edward C. Moore. The firm produced distinc...

Perfect for completing a set in the revived pattern Japanese that was designed by Edward C. Moore and originally in production from 1871 to before 1904.

Perfect for completing a set in the revived pattern Japanese that was designed by Edward C. Moore and originally in production from 1871 to before 1904.

Full marks (1870-75) including maker’s stamp, Edward C. Moore director’s stamp, and pre-1875 pattern no. 3077.

A desirable serving piece in this pattern, which was designed by Edward C. Moore, who was a connoisseur and scholar of Japanese art.