Comprised of marbled silver, copper, and brass, without a monogram, marked "Tiffany & Co." to one end.

7 1/2 in.

2.25 troy oz.

Tiffany's artistic director, Edward C. Moore, and lead silversmith, Charles Grosjean, are credited with the introduction of the mokumé-gane technique to Tiffany & Co. Meaning "wood grain," mokumé is a Japanese metalwork technique in which different colored metals, gold, silver, copper and other alloys, are laminated to produce a strikingly varigated and striated surface.

Use wear and denting.