If you were wondering about the purpose of the dish, I believe it's a bone dish to complement place settings and to serve as a receptacle for...
It does look like skin texture somewhat, but wouldn't the silver need to be heated to almost liquid form to be malleable enough to take an impression?
With the Celtic motif, would it be correct to assume this is a Sgian Dubh? I have no idea how old your son is Hollyblue, but this is impressive...
I think you are on the right track for origin, others may be helpful there. It seems the lobed areas were designed for the serving of individual...
This has the look of something designed by Joan Rivers and sold on one of the shopping networks. They were quality pieces to begin with and have...
I think it's costume jewelry designed to give the appearance of guilloche.
This may be a variation on the paper clip chain, sometimes referred to as a peanut chain.
Take a thin piece of flexible wire, if it can't be threaded through from one hole to the other, almost a guarantee that it's new. Still, a nice...
I think both this and the eBay item are spoon holders, placed on the table at teatime.
I recall in the 1950s we called these Trilights. They functioned with just the candelabra, just the uplight, or all bulbs blazing, thus the term...
Welcome Paul. I share your enthusiasm for refreshing items that may otherwise have found their way to landfill. Unfortunately, my ambition...
:bookworm: Nah, I've just got a good book.;)
This second base would be the Baby Bee 1958 or the Vee Bee 1959. The Baby Bee's wings have rounded edges (which yours appears to have), whereas...
If you have found them on the net, you probably know that the little boy is Merry Wanderer and the girl is Sister. The one mark that you do show...
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