Product Description
Hermes, Paris, designed by Jean Paul Gaultier as a Special Order 18k yellow gold large scale multiple link bracelet, signed, early 2000’s
Hermes, Paris, designed by Jean Paul Gaultier as a Special Order 18k yellow gold large scale multiple link bracelet, signed, early 2000’s
SHEETS-ROCKFORD SILVER PLATE CO. Rockford, Ill.
Creamer and sugar on tray c. 1928
Silverplated brass with green bakelite handles
Marks: Rockford logo in circle, E.P.N.S. 1529 (marks on both creamer and sugar), Rockford logo in circle, E.P.N.S. 15115 (on tray)
Tray: L: 11 7/8” x W: 8 3/8”
Sugar: H: 3 1/8” x W: 4 5/8” x D: 2 ¼”
Creamer: H: 3 1/8” x W: 4 3/8” x D: 2 ¼”
Hunt and Roskell in alliance with J. W. Benson 18k gold pomander / vinaigrette in the form of an apple, Marked: 307049 (British Registration mark), J.W.B. makers mark and British gold hallmarks original red leather box, c. 1897
The Tale of the Golden Apple
It was the wedding of Peleus and Thetis (the parents of Achilles) that the Goddess Elis threw a golden apple into the assembled crowd. Upon the surface of the fruit was etched “To The Faires”. Three goddesses laid claim upon the apple; Aphrodite, Hera and Athena. It was decided by Zeus, king of the Gods, that Paris of Troy should mediate the dispute. After bathing in the spring of Mount Ida, the three presented themselves to Paris. It was decided that Aphrodite, the Goddess of love and beauty, had the superior claim and that the golden apple belonged to her.