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| Heintz Art Metal Shop used the letters HAMS in a diamond as a mark. Otto Heintz took over the Arts & Crafts Company in Buffalo, New York, in 1903. By 1906 it had become the Heintz Art Metal Shop. It remained in business until 1930. The company made ashtrays, bookends, boxes, bowls, desk sets, vases, trophies, and smoking sets. The best-known pieces are made of copper, brass, and bronze with silver overlay. Similar pieces were made by Smith Metal Arts and were marked Silver Crest. Some pieces by both companies are unmarked. |
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| Heintz Art |
| Pattern or Item
| Bowl |
| Description
| Shallow, Bronze, Silver Leaves & Branch Overlay, 2 X 6 1/2 In. |
| Year
| 2007 |
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