The majority of my silver references are packed away, but a variety of tooth powder containers are found in quite a few - my reprint of the 1904...
Not sure how something 2" tall would hold "a hell of a lot of tooth-powder"... This ad from 1908 doesn't show the opening, but tooth powder...
Looks like a Hooijkaas '90' gram silverplate mark to me: http://www.silvercollection.it/CONTINENTALSILVERPLATEH.html [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Not sure why the entire teapot isn't posted, gives no idea of its overall appearance, and can only see part of what looks to be a nice finial -...
Would think this is most likely a tooth powder container, likely missing its cap - possibly from a nice travel set... ~Cheryl
Eh, those marks are just the company's trademark, certainly less 'fibs' than the electroplate pseudo-marks used British manufacturers, since the...
Cedar chests from the 1922 Sears, Roebuck catalog: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Schafer & Vater mark... ~Cheryl
As already said, it is Towle, and the 'lion-in-T' trademark was not in use until 1890, Towle didn't start production of hollowware until the same...
This pattern, Wallace's 'Antique Baroque', was made in China for Wallace, at the time it was introduced, Wallace was part of the Syratech...
This is a recent pattern, made in China as giftware, they could have just made an adjustment, but without a mark, could also be a knock-off, the...
See you're new here, so welcome. Not sure of your point in posting the link above - your item is not sterling silver, it's silverplate and I've...
Wallace made a very popular sterling pattern called 'Grande Baroque', introduced in 1941 - your sugar shell is a Wallace silverplate pattern...
Tagua nut slice beads:...
Mid 20th century Thai bronze - the odd-shape piece is a sugar spoon. ~Cheryl
At that size and shape, perhaps finger-bowls, or sauce/condiment dishes - would expect post-WWII at the earliest with the '18/10' stainless mark....
Just for a bit of clarity, British hallmarks in a line on holloware was typical if placed on the sides, but was also done with bottom marks,...
Placement would be typical for holloware, even a small piece like a salt. Can't say I've seen a Rehfuss 'crowned-R' mark that wasn't flat at the...
Your images are still too fuzzy for proper identification, try the advice given by Tanya, and would add that resting your phone on something...
You might check the handle to see if there's a less obscured maker's mark - would think Sam Dell, registered in 1697, a good possibility... From...
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