Lot économies de 9 anciens plats de service à souder Hotel International Silver Co argent

BLUM'S économies was a confectioner that began in the 1890s in San Francisco by Simon Clemence Blum. The new store/business was destroyed during the 1906 earthquake. But they started in a new location there in 1907, survived WWII, and increased the number of their stores. Some of the other locations were San Mateo, Carmel, Pasadena and Beverly Hills.

International Silver Co. did plating for hotels and commercial ventures because they made it a lot thicker than the other general silver platers...

These dishes were used to serve fancy little chocolates, make sundaes and banana splits, etc. The back of the dishes say "BLUM'S", "IS", "INTERNATIONAL SILVER CO.", "0172", and either the number "39" or "40".

The trays measure about 7 3/4" long and 4" wide and stand a little over 1" high.

CONDITION: AS IS. AS SHOWN. Well-used dishes for Blum's Confectioners. Heavy, sturdy, used, scratched. See photos.

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