Important American silver; silver by Paul Revere, including a covered sugar bowl, a sauce boat, caster and soup ladle, circa 1770-90, a can and porringer by John Burt, Boston, circa 1730 and 1740, a teapot and tankard by Benjamin Burt, Boston, circa 1770-90, a tankard by Samuel Vernon, Newport, R.I., circa 1730, two pairs of cans by Myer Myers, New York, circa 1750 and 1770, a teapot by Ephraim Brasher, New York, circa 1790, two porringers and a can by Elias Pelletreau, Southampton, N.Y., circa 1750-70, a salver by Philip Syng, Jr., Philadelphia, circa 1760, a pair of cups by Joseph Richardson, Jr., Philadelphia, circa 1790, a coffee pot by James Musgrave, Philadelphia, circa 1795, a covered sugar bowl, creamer and tongs by Robert Swan, Philadelphia, circa 1800 [and an] engraving by Paul Revere of the Boston Massacre: From the collection of Robert Lee Gill, estate of the late Samuel G.H. Turner, and other owners including Dr. William Serri [and] Dr. J.F. Meakin. Public auction October 28

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Parke-Bernet Galleries

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1969

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