Vintage Signed Sterling Gotshall Snowflake, MC Earl
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Directory: Archives: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Arts and Crafts: Pre 1970: Item # 1068735
Directory: Archives: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Arts and Crafts: Pre 1970: Item # 1068735
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SOLD Thank you for your testimonial and enjoy them in
good health! MC Earl still available see image 4 & 5
SOLD Thank you for your testimonial and enjoy them in
good health! MC Earl still available see image 4 & 5
SOLD. 12/12 Reply: GM below . Available: MC Earl snowflake earrings see image 4 for price and image 5. Vintage hand wrought arts & crafts process yet during modernist era sterling silver snowflake motif pendant & pin signed by local silversmith whose mark is an AG in a circle. Update: Per Ms. GM, his name is Abbot Gotshall and he had his studio in Sandwich, NH. Ms. GM remembers collecting buying his work from his Sandwich, NH store. These convex chased 6 petal center 1 3/8" flakes can be seen around these parts and show the jeweler's studio hand cut saw marks. The 24" .925 silver chain is not original and all need a good polishing which will be left up to the next collector. Total wt: is ~ 1/2 ounce or 16 grams on postal scale. Note images 4,5: M. C. Earl same motif ster ears. Please collect with confidence after reviewing the dozens of Trocadero verified testimonials then view all extreme closeup images for more details as all Qs will be answered here in lieu of email reply. In a book by Thomas Andrew Denenberg he mentions a Franklin N. Gotshall who was a furniture designer for Wallace Nutting of nearby Worcester MA. A relative? Creativity run in the family?
SOLD. 12/12 Reply: GM below . Available: MC Earl snowflake earrings see image 4 for price and image 5. Vintage hand wrought arts & crafts process yet during modernist era sterling silver snowflake motif pendant & pin signed by local silversmith whose mark is an AG in a circle. Update: Per Ms. GM, his name is Abbot Gotshall and he had his studio in Sandwich, NH. Ms. GM remembers collecting buying his work from his Sandwich, NH store. These convex chased 6 petal center 1 3/8" flakes can be seen around these parts and show the jeweler's studio hand cut saw marks. The 24" .925 silver chain is not original and all need a good polishing which will be left up to the next collector. Total wt: is ~ 1/2 ounce or 16 grams on postal scale. Note images 4,5: M. C. Earl same motif ster ears. Please collect with confidence after reviewing the dozens of Trocadero verified testimonials then view all extreme closeup images for more details as all Qs will be answered here in lieu of email reply. In a book by Thomas Andrew Denenberg he mentions a Franklin N. Gotshall who was a furniture designer for Wallace Nutting of nearby Worcester MA. A relative? Creativity run in the family?
