Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this piece to the 1920s.
This sleek Art Deco treasure is more than just practical—it’s a miniature work of art. Crafted by renowned New York artisan **Edward I.
Traces of a gilt wash, a signature detail often seen on Farmer’s sterling creations, add an extra layer of character and luxury.

Condition?** Exceptional. Especially considering its age, it has survived beautifully—ready to be admired or used.
About Edward I. Farmer:**
A true tastemaker, Farmer was a celebrated American art dealer and designer of high-end objects. Of German heritage, he travelled extensively, collecting Asian antiquities and reimagining them into stunning one-of-a-kind pieces in his New York studio—at one point even operating from the prestigious Carlyle Hotel. Known for turning carved stones into elegant desk accessories and objets d’art, Farmer’s creations are often likened to the refined aesthetic of Cartier. Sterling silver was his medium of choice, though on rare occasions he worked in 18k gold.

Details:**
?? Signed underneath: *Edward I. Farmer – N.Y. – Sterling*
?? Dimensions: 5.95cm x 3.95cm
?? Weight: 42.7g
A sophisticated collectible from the golden age of Art Deco—stylish, rare, and effortlessly cool.
Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this piece to the 1920s.
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