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It's marked sterling 12. Were was it made ?
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Bear said:Good morning,
Your thimble may possibly be by Stern Brothers, NY, ca. 1890, please see following reference:
http://www.trocadero.com/stores/fromhemlockbrook/items/988705/item988705.html
Or possibly Simons, please see following reference:
http://www.silverthimblegifts.com/Vintsilver.htm
Second row.
Obviously these are just starting points but the styles are very reminiscent of your thimble, my humble opinion of course, nice find.
Best regards,
Thanks Bear they look a lot like it. $45.00 to $65.00 . I will be looking for these at rumage sales.
Bear
diggummup said:With the "Sterling" mark all I can offer is that it is probably American made. Here is a little tidbit about thimbles for you, besides being used for sewing did you know that thimbles have been used to measure whiskey and prostitutes wore them to tap on client’s windows?
IronSpike said:diggummup said:With the "Sterling" mark all I can offer is that it is probably American made. Here is a little tidbit about thimbles for you, besides being used for sewing did you know that thimbles have been used to measure whiskey and prostitutes wore them to tap on client’s windows?
Thanks for the tidbits about thimbles diggummup Prostitutes wore them to tap on client's windows