Antique R Blackinton AZALIA Solid Sterling Silver Ice Cream Fish Server Pat 1902 For Sale
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Antique R Blackinton AZALIA Solid Sterling Silver Ice Cream Fish Server Pat 1902:
$245.00
Up for sale is a breathtakingly rare, heavy antique solid sterling silver server in the magnificent "Azalia" pattern by R. Blackinton & Co. Measures 9 inches in length and weighs 2.0 oz.
Originally introduced in 1902, "Azalia" is a definitive masterclass in Art Nouveau silverware design, famed for its deep sculptural floral motifs and fluid organic lines.
Unlike common pie servers that feature hollow handles attached to base-metal blades, this elite hostess piece is entirely solid sterling silver from the tip of the handle to the edge of the server blade. The blade features magnificent, deep asymmetric fluted waves and a beautifully scrolled, ornate border mimicking water lily or floral elements.
Key Product Details:
- Authentic Marks: Back of the neck is clearly stamped "STERLING" alongside "PAT. 1902".
- Classification: An incredibly versatile luxury serving piece, highly suited for serving ice cream blocks, fish, cold meats, or premium pastries.
- Condition: Excellent antique estate condition with superb crisp detailing. Showcases a gorgeous, unbuffed natural antique patina in the deep recesses of the design. Features an elegant, historic period monogram on the handle shield. Please view photos for full condition.
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