Mirror #2657 (Circa 1897)
James W Tufts Mirror
This link will take you directly to
the 1890s catalogues
on (digital) file at The Smithsonian.
Scroll through to page 192 and you'll find this mirror. https://library.si.edu/digital-library/author/james-w-tufts-company-boston
Portals to our exhibits and galleries...
"Chicken" creamer #4506
"Chicken" creamer (circa 1897)
"Chicken" creamer (circa 1897)
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"Chicken" creamer (circa 1897)
"Chicken" creamer (circa 1897)
"Chicken" creamer (circa 1897)
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"Chicken" creamer #4506
"Chicken" creamer (circa 1897)
"Chicken" creamer #4506
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Tufts 'Gingerbread' Vase
Tufts 'Gingerbread' Vase
Tufts 'Gingerbread' Vase
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Tufts 'Nautilus' Vase
Tufts 'Gingerbread' Vase
Tufts 'Nautilus' Vase
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A Tufts 2 pc Sugar Service
Vase #2081 from James W. Tufts
Vase #2081 from James W. Tufts
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Vase #2081 from James W. Tufts
Vase #2081 from James W. Tufts
Vase #2081 from James W. Tufts
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A Tufts 3 pc Tea Service
Vase #2081 from James W. Tufts
A Tufts 3 pc Tea Service
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James W. Tufts "Spooner"
Syrup pitcher #1951 from JW Tufts at The American Silver Museum II
James W. Tufts "Batwing Spooner"
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James W. Tufts "Batwing Spooner"
Syrup pitcher #1951 from JW Tufts at The American Silver Museum II
James W. Tufts "Batwing Spooner"
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Syrup pitcher #1951 from JW Tufts at The American Silver Museum II
Syrup pitcher #1951 from JW Tufts at The American Silver Museum II
Syrup pitcher #1951 from JW Tufts at The American Silver Museum II
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Tufts' chased pieces gallery
Tufts' chased pieces gallery
Tufts' chased pieces gallery
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Trays
Tufts' chased pieces gallery
Tufts' chased pieces gallery
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Mr. Tufts' Terrier
Mr. Tufts' Retriever
Mr. Tufts' Terrier
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Mr. Tufts' Bulldog
Mr. Tufts' Retriever
Mr. Tufts' Terrier
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Mr. Tufts' Retriever
Mr. Tufts' Retriever
Mr. Tufts' Retriever
The Tufts’ dogs match holders are the most readily identifiable of Tufts silver plate. There were three offered in the 1898 catalogue (see link) and you can view them as a group (below) or enjoy them individually on the pages we’ve devoted to these lovely images!
https://library.si.edu/digital-library/author/james-w-tufts-company-boston
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The Tufts’ dogs match holders are the most readily identifiable of Tufts silver plate. There were three offered in the 1898 catalogue (see link) and you can view them as a group (below) or enjoy them individually on the pages we’ve devoted to these lovely images!
https://library.si.edu/digital-library/author/james-w-tufts-company-boston
The American Silver Museum II - a James W. Tufts experience!
The Tufts Exhibition at The American Silver Museum II
About The American Silver Museum II
The American Silver Museum www.AmericanSilverMuseum.COM was created in May of 2019.
Intended as a small online museum experience, within three months its scope and size demanded more space for the exhibits and galleries!
We are happy to report that the analytics and metrics indicated great interest in our little museum experience/experiment, and so, we’ve expanded the museum to this, our second site: The American Silver Museum II
The American Silver Museum boasts a large collection of works from the manufacturer James W. Tufts (Boston MA). We’ve chosen The American Silver Museum II as the site of a permanent installation of our James W Tufts exhibits and galleries so that our visitors and guests can fully appreciate the fine qualities of Mr. Tufts efforts.
The American Silver Museum II will give us sorely needed space in our rotating exhibitions at the original American Silver Museum. We’ll be cross-linking the two sites for easy navigation, and we hope that you will fully enjoy both sites.
Warm regards,
Tom Scanlon
Founder/Curator
The American Silver Museum
The American Silver Museum II
The American Silver Museum