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Candelabrum (one of a pair) in the George III style for the 1900 Paris World's Fair
Candelabrum (one of a pair) in the George III style for the 1900 Paris World's Fair

Candelabrum (one of a pair) in the George III style for the 1900 Paris World's Fair

Manufacturer
Retailer
Designer (American, 1859 - 1927)
Date1898-1900
Geographic OriginNewark, New Jersey | United States of America
MediumSilver
DimensionsOverall: H 28 1/2 x W 22 1/8 x D 12 1/2 in. (H 72.4 x W 56.2 x D 31.8 cm)
Credit LinePurchase 2011 Helen McMahon Brady Cutting Fund
Object number2011.1.2.1
On View
Not on view
Object NameCandelabrum
Title Details
Label Caption Title Candelabrum (one of a pair) in the George III style for the 1900 Paris World's Fair
Marks and Labels/Stamps8,TIFFANY & CO. 13759 MAKERS 767 STERLING SILVER 925-1000 [T&CO CIPHER ON PEACOCK FEATHER FOR 1900 PARIS EXPOSITION] [1901 BEAVER MARK ON BASE RIM OPPOSITE 1900 MARK] Design number 13759 suggest they were designed between 1898-1899. ProvenancePart of an extensive display of George III style silver at Paris 1900 exposition. Purchased after 1901 by Franklin Murphy, former NJ governor, founding trustee of the Newark Museum, Newark resident, and owner of the Murphy Varnish Works in Newark; thence to his daughter Mrs. William B. Kinney (the Kinney family owned the Newark Daily Advertiser); thence given to the NJHS in 1961; deaccessioned by NJHS to Christies in 2010.Exhibition History"Style and Status in Sterling: American Silver", Newark Museum, Newark, New Jersey (May 2017 - March 14, 2020)
"City of Silver and Gold: from Tiffany to Cartier" Newark Museum, Newark, New Jersey (January 8, 2104 - April 20, 2016)

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