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Samuel Kirk

Sugar Bowl

1830-1846

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Samuel Kirk

Sugar Bowl

1830-1846

Physical Qualities Silver, 7 3/4 × 7 1/2 × 5 1/8 in. (19.7 × 19.1 × 13 cm.)
Credit Line Gift of The Honorable and Mrs. John W. Sause, and R. Barkley Sause, Centreville, Maryland, in Memory of Eleanor Addison Williams Miles
Object Number 2001.323
Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 2001; John W. (d. 2021) and Julia "Judy" B Sause (b. 1935), and their son R. Barkley Sause, Centreville, MD likely by descent; Clarence William Miles (1897-1977) and Eleanor Addison Williams Miles (1902-1999), Blakeford, MD, likely by descent; William Smith Gittings Williams (1863-1918) and Julia Bell Deford Williams (1872-1921) Baltimore, MD likely by descent; George Hawkins (1818-1889) and Eleanor Addison Gittings Williams (1824-1881) Baltimore, MD likely by descent; John Sterett Sr. (1798-1879) and Eleanor Addison Smith Gittings (d. 1848)

Inscribed: Front: Gittings family crest, which features a long-necked bird with a horseshoe in its bill and the script letter 'G' below

Markings: Unmarked

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Samuel Kirk

1793-1872

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