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No one ever stuck their fingers in a bulb to produce them
The national standard was lower than sterling - 0.835
They're industrial/ warehouse bulbs. Not antique. Not really collectable. Just obsolete.
It's Gorham. Probably one of the number names.
Bronze does not have one firm formula. Generally it is 90% copper 10% tin or there abouts. Brass is copper and zinc. They can look fairly similar...
'George Shadford Lee and Henry Wigfull' ? http://www.sellingantiques.co.uk/58356/pair-pretty-silver-plated-novelty-jam-spoons-shovels-registered-1894/
I just plugged mine in for the first time in eons. The picture editing program that it used to work with now doesn't agree with it. windoze...
Very often hardware cloth. Dunno as I seen expanded.
200 is likely the maker's pattern number Fi is Firenza 1254 is a number assigned to the maker by the assayer or something like that
Yes, that's a good Italian hallmark
I haven't run across anyone using 950 in Mexico since the fifties.
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/sworders/catalogue-id-2832050/lot-10591090 O Gerhards would be the maker [IMG]
Not Bernard Weber but similar mark
I thought of Egypt first off. 925-1000 doesn't show any similar marks.
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I'm seeing a squooshed Whiting Mfg mark. But I have been imbibing and my glasses are dirty.
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