AN AMERICAN SILVER PUNCH STRAINER
AN AMERICAN SILVER PUNCH STRAINER

MARK OF ROBERT FAIRCHILD, STRATFORD, CT, CIRCA 1750

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AN AMERICAN SILVER PUNCH STRAINER
MARK OF ROBERT FAIRCHILD, STRATFORD, CT, CIRCA 1750
Of typical form, the circular bowl pierced, with gadrooned rim, with two pierced scrolling handles, marked on each handle near bowl
13¾ in. long over handles; 5 oz.

Lot Essay

Robert Fairchild worked in Stratford from 1747 to circa 1767 and New Haven between 1767 and 1789. A chafing dish, circa 1745 to 1755, struck twice with the same mark as the strainer, is illustrated in Kathryn C. Buhler and Graham Hood, American Silver: Garvan and Other Collections in the Yale University Art Gallery, 1970, vol. 1, no. 340, illus. p. 238.

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