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Geo. W. Webb & Co. Hand-Chased Coin Silver Aesthetic Repousse Pitcher, c. 1875

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    Beer pitcher by Maxwell & Berlet, Philadelphia-based makers of jewelry and silver in the early 20th century, in Aesthetic Movement, made of applied silver...
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