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Hallmark reference

Elizabeth Margret Whitman

The hallmark "E.M.W." is recorded for Elizabeth Margret Whitman, a silversmith; the nation recorded is Navajo (Diné).

About Elizabeth Margret Whitman

Elizabeth Whitman was a Navajo silversmith known for miniature silver vessels, among them teapots and a double-spouted wedding vase held in a museum collection. A teapot bearing her mark has been dated to about 1970. Her son, Wesley Whitman, is also a silversmith. Her pieces are marked E.M.W., together with the word sterling.

Craft as recorded
Silversmith
Mark text
E.M.W.

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Questions about this entry

Whose hallmark reads "E.M.W."?
The hallmark "E.M.W." is recorded for Elizabeth Margret Whitman, a silversmith; the nation recorded is Navajo (Diné). A photograph of the stamp is shown on this page.
Which nation is recorded for Elizabeth Margret Whitman?
The reference records the nation as Navajo (Diné), as stated at the source.

Sources

The entry for Elizabeth Margret Whitman was compiled from Humiovi research records, notes the gallery compiled from published references, such as gallery and museum records (the individual sources are not named).

  • Humiovi research records, notes the gallery compiled from published references, such as gallery and museum records (the individual sources are not named).

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