That's not how it started, but that's what it is now. With any luck it's a prototype or really early one.
Not sure that I'd want either of those in the house, but someone will. That solves the pricing problem, until you drag home one that she likes...
I don't recognize those either.
I knew the next line but not the rest.
JS (?) is a maker and AG is likely "silver", aka 'argento'. It wouldn't surprise me if this was Peruvian or similar.
Gorham mark, looks like. Beyond that I can't say.
Ooh that's nice!
They want to be Navajo for sure. I don't know the mark either and my usual source doesn't have it.
Are you ever in the right place! Welcome. We have antique nuts, Victoriana addicts, and I was raised by the train addict to end all train...
You get my share. I was never a KISS fan. That said, trade it for all the traffic will allow!
I was thinking the same thing. Eickholt is a good name to find, too.
Have you tried any of the FB vintage jool groups yet?
Both Cassini and Les Bernard signed their work as far as I know. It looks closer to Oleg Cassini pieces.
The clamper part looks American, but the piecrust settings..dunno. Maybe someone else will.
Not Delizza and Elster for sure. They didn't leave foiled stones open like that, and the metal work is all wrong. I don't think Shreiner did...
Seconded. Watchtower anything is theirs.
Love it.
I thought "shed work" right off. The agates he or she used are really pretty, but the silver work isn't that of a real professional. A decently...
It was used here to "face" kitchen cabinets for years. They made the "box" out of something else. Did they use it for wall paneling too? Wood...
Everyone with any sense buys extra spoons. Meanwhile, the forks get mangled or go missing.
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