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Class Connection
Debra Ryono
06/01/2004
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Tiffany Tribute When Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young established Tiffany & Young,
a stationery and fancy goods emporium, in New York on September 18, 1837, every
item had a set price, a revolutionary idea for its time. The first day’s take
was $4.98. Flash forward 160 years to 1997 when Tiffany & Co. (Young was
changed to Company in 1853) commemorated its history with the introduction of
the 1837 collection, using sterling silver and 18-karat gold for jewelry and
office items. Today, Tiffany (800.526.0649, www.tiffany.com) offers the double pen stand
for $475. The memo pad and paperweight are available for $165 each. Also in the
1837 collection is a sterling silver stylus, $70.
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