Sweet, even with the repair - would fit nicely in my collection. :rolleyes: Norwegian marks in order shown in the last pic: city of Bergen,...
Sweet piece - love the rotund body. New York based 'Maison Behar' was importing jewelry from the early 1920s, but this trademark was registered...
Hehe, I posted that link on one of my 'spoon' threads a couple of years ago, and remember how much you loved it then - he does have a fabulous...
Struggled with posting here for the better part of the day, the OP did not ask for opinions, did not acknowledge Ce BCA's mention of the purpose...
Blade sharpeners... ~Cheryl
Thank you - I'm pleased with it! I've had the spoon for a while, acquired for a song from someone who knew it was English, but didn't bother to...
:D Hehe, thanks for the chuckle! ~Cheryl
Ummm, because a box doesn't necessarily contain its original contents? ~Cheryl
Personally, would want the one on the left... ~Cheryl
Took me a while too, knew I'd seen it before... Ahhh, my dream car (that buttery yellow color), my brother had one for a while - said the...
Made as a souvenir of Milan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biscione [ATTACH] Or, the closest I'll ever get to owning an Alfa Romeo:...
Awww, such a shame about the damage - but Kyra will make it better (lucky you)! It is a David Andersen mark, late 19th-early 20th century, here...
I have nothing to apologize for - and please do not misquote me, what I said was, "There is no engine-turning on this piece (nothing even...
In Spain, 'Plata de ley' indicates the silver is up to the legal 1st standard (.925 since 1988), 'Plata de segundo' indicates 2nd standard (.800...
Hotelware took a lot of abuse, so it was heavily silverplated on a hard nickel-silver base, any parts like handles, feet, rims, etc. were attached...
I think it says: PAIRPOINT MFG. CO. SILVER SOLDERED a production number including a '2' 32 OZ. (does it hold a quart?) UNIVERSITY CLUB The...
It's silverplate restaurant/hotelware from a 'University Club' somewhere, the beat-up surface is from years of being polished in commercial...
Not that 'STG' doesn't show up as an abbreviation elsewhere (even Tiffany has used it), but pretty sure the #17 ring is New Zealand greenstone...
The tiny 'propelling pencils' (as they were called way back when), often in novelty forms, were also used, by both women and men, as charms on...
Thanks, y'all! I choose to believe they're dragon claws, the Viking blood in me, I suppose... Well phrased! Some pieces just seem to have...
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