Featured Tiffany and Co. Sterling Tray

Hi All! Appealing to those more knowledgeable and resourceful than myself. I have this beautiful Tiffany and Co. sterling tray, measuring 18 x 14” and weighing 64 troy ounces. I can date the piece to 1924 but I am struggling to identify the pattern. Any idea?

 

According to this, the mark dates it to 1907-1947. Do you have some specific knowledge that dates it to 1924?

https://www.925-1000.com/Tiffany_Date_Code.html

Debora

 

The 20362 on the left in the mark will place in a year based on the table at the bottom of the Date Code link you attached

 

That number is sometime in 1924.

 

Daniel - holloware patterns are frequently offered without a pattern name. In this case Tiffany's pattern number (20362) is probably all you'll ever find.

 

Sorry that I was not clear. I meant to indicate the pattern (not the piece) was established in 1924. I am struggling to identify that pattern.

 

Thank you, bakersgma. That explains my tribulations. I love the pattern and I am surprised that it was not used more.

 

Take a look at this, Daniel. Tiffany's Castilian flatware was supplemented by hollowware. Does this tray look like yours?

https://www.replacements.com/silver-tiffany-and-co-silver-castilian-sterling-hollowware/c/291734

 

Well, now that I'm looking more carefully, it does not look the same.

 

Yes, a bit different. I found this but no help with the pattern
https://www.1stdibs.com/jewelry/sil...-american-sterling-silver-c-1924/id-j_246198/

 

that's a lot o' lovely silver
no matter what it's called.....................or not called..

 

I just checked Tiffany's archive service and for the small fee of $1,000 and a six-month wait...

Debora

 

hmmm perhaps if I had a $300,000 lamp....

 

@Bakersgma, would this just be a design element that was added to the like tray on 1st DIBS????

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Customization would be my guess. Perhaps a device of the family that owned it.

 

safe to say it's worth 64 x $20

 

I have nothing to add, except to say: This is a stunning and beautiful piece of Tiffany silverware

 

Ha!

 

Thank you Shangas. The photo does not do the piece proper justice. The silver work is just fabulous. I melted 300 lbs of sterling when it hit $28.40/t.o. This was among the 200 lbs that are higher end and I refuse to melt at any price.

 

Holy shit. Impressive and sad. I get it though! 300!