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M.M. Frederick Silverware

Currency:USD Category:Antiques / Silver Start Price:50.00 USD Estimated At:1,500.00 - 2,000.00 USD
M.M. Frederick Silverware
SOLD
800.00USD+ (200.00) buyer's premium + applicable fees & taxes.
This item SOLD at 2018 Jun 27 @ 12:16UTC-7 : PDT/MST
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Six silver spoons and six forks monogrammed "EB" by Virginia City silversmith M. M. Frederick. According to the Virginia City directory, the company was listed as watch makers and jewelers. M. M. Fredrick took over the business and began using his own name in 1872, calling himself a manufacturing jeweler. The business made it through the fire of 1875. By 1877 Fredrick was billed as the Nevada Jewelry Manufactory, as listed on his billheads and in the Bishop`s Directory of Virginia City and surrounds in 1878. Meanwhile, Fredrick`s business was doing so well that he opened two other businesses. The M. M. Fredrick House, a lodging establishment on the north east corner of Union and C Streets, was opened about 1876 and run by his son, M. M. Fredrick, Jr. He also ran an auction business in 1876 [Ref: 1876 Langley Pacific Coast Business Directory]. By 1883, Fredrick was known as the Pioneer Watch Maker, still located at the old shop address, 36 South C. His store and business was then twenty years old [Ref: McKenney`s Oregon State Directory for 1883]. Date: Location: Virginia City, Nevada HWAC# 63250