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Candlestick, Reimann American, Copper
Candlestick
Reimann
Manufacturer Chase Brass & Copper Company, Inc. (Waterbury, Connecticut)
1931–41
Candlestick, Reimann American, Copper
Candlestick
Reimann
Manufacturer Chase Brass & Copper Company, Inc. (Waterbury, Connecticut)
1931–41
"Diplomat" Coffee Service, Walter von Nessen American, born Germany, Chrome-plated copper, phenol-formaldehyde (Bakelite)
"Diplomat" Coffee Service
Designer Walter von Nessen
Manufacturer Chase Brass & Copper Company, Inc. (Waterbury, Connecticut)
1933
Continental Coffee-Making Service, Walter von Nessen American, born Germany, Chrome-plated copper, composition<br/><br/>9/4/19 - title updated to 'Continental Coffee-Making Service" as per Marilyn Friedman research
Continental Coffee-Making Service
Designer Walter von Nessen
Manufacturer Chase Brass & Copper Company, Inc. (Waterbury, Connecticut)
1934
"Continental" Coffee Maker, Walter von Nessen American, born Germany, Chrome-plated copper, composition
"Continental" Coffee Maker
Designer Walter von Nessen
Manufacturer Chase Brass & Copper Company, Inc. (Waterbury, Connecticut)
1934
"Continental" Sugar Bowl, Walter von Nessen American, born Germany, Chrome-plated copper, composition
"Continental" Sugar Bowl
Designer Walter von Nessen
Manufacturer Chase Brass & Copper Company, Inc. (Waterbury, Connecticut)
1934
"Continental" Creamer, Walter von Nessen American, born Germany, Chrome-plated copper, composition
"Continental" Creamer
Designer Walter von Nessen
Manufacturer Chase Brass & Copper Company, Inc. (Waterbury, Connecticut)
1934

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