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- f0177a58fe249ca4eea5af0bcc24e151d1593141ab09c6db91294010c6e7a4c5 accessdate "2008-03-01".
- f0177a58fe249ca4eea5af0bcc24e151d1593141ab09c6db91294010c6e7a4c5 date "1993-07-02".
- f0177a58fe249ca4eea5af0bcc24e151d1593141ab09c6db91294010c6e7a4c5 isCitedBy Robert_Ensko.
- f0177a58fe249ca4eea5af0bcc24e151d1593141ab09c6db91294010c6e7a4c5 publisher Boston_Globe.
- f0177a58fe249ca4eea5af0bcc24e151d1593141ab09c6db91294010c6e7a4c5 quote "Elizabeth Parke Firestone amassed what some experts consider the greatest privately owned collection of French silver in the world, so great that ambassadors from the mighty Louvre used to come calling on her in her Newport, Rhode Island home, hoping to persuade her that in the fullness of time, the collection ought to return to la France. It didn't. The collection, more than 300 dazzling pieces, has instead come to Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, where part of it is on ... In 1940 Elizabeth Firestone happened to visit a New York silver dealer, Robert Ensko, to buy a wedding present for Henry Ford II. When she later bought her ..."".
- f0177a58fe249ca4eea5af0bcc24e151d1593141ab09c6db91294010c6e7a4c5 title "The Museum of Fine Arts Strikes Silver".