Some blokes in a shanty in Taxco
Nine inch overall diameter Weighted base. National Silver Co. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
So I redid the google image search with ' "flow blue" berry vine' Got an identical in the top row on picclick. They didn't know what they had....
Most everything ivy is coming up three leaf
No kind of maker's marks at all. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The turnover appears to be on account of a cheapskate "In 1873 the 1st London AVC became part of the 1st Administrative Brigade of Middlesex...
Think more sinister like Robert Schuller
South California Sorry, but there is little interest in religion, quack or otherwise
Yes, museums don't pay. Aside from a museum few would be interested in whether it stays together or not. No one can offer any other help without...
I doubt it is older than the '60s The uncomfortable handle is probably decor
Volunteers British would likely have maker's mark I found a similar texted award in OZ Possible name / unit name matches in Illinois
I fear one of those things that would never bring as high a bid as it should
They are melchior. Lower than nickel silver. The mix includes zinc which will never shine again.
We weren't that fancy. We just used the dog or cat.
Probably sold in a Colorado mining town souvenir shop
Now you just need this and you can start filling teeth [ATTACH] The other 25% could might maybe be palladium which is right now worth more than...
This is all I got [ATTACH]
The sticker is from the 1950s or later. The engraving is fauxtique. The condition is poor.
The 'goblets' are about 3" tall. The glass dishes are about 2-1/4" across. Looks like a Libbey L on the bottom of the glass inserts. [ATTACH]
Glass liners. I'm assuming Asian? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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