Bobeche 1755 - 1760
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This silver "Bobeche" by American silversmith Myer Myers, dated 1755–60, is a quintessential example of colonial-era craftsmanship. The delicate, scalloped rim, reminiscent of floral motifs, showcases Myers's meticulous attention to detail. This type of bobeche, a decorative piece designed to catch dripping wax from candles, was a common household item in the 18th century, highlighting the evolving taste and refinement of the time.
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