Here's one very similar from 1750: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] https://www.bryandouglas.co.uk/silverware/cream_jugs/b2821/b2821e.htm ~Cheryl
Hi and welcome - are there any other marks? From what's shown, not seeing any problems with the dating - personally would think perhaps even a...
Well, the handle is 1789, suspect the blade might be a replacement, which is not uncommon (what's the length?) - can't tell from pics if silver or...
Danish silver, at least .826 fineness, Copenhagen 1789, Frederik Fabritius assay-master - other marks should be a zodiac sign that would...
Good idea! And Leslie, believe you pretty much answered my question on the piece I asked about, but still want to post it, just haven't gotten...
Kyra should certainly be trusted - it is 'Ste' for 'Société', and not at all uncommon in French maker's marks (perhaps the symbols are an olive...
Meguiar's Gold Class Rich Leather Cleaner & Conditioner - they makes wipes too, which I liked, but they dried out (just added some from the spray...
Birmingham, 1935 - maker unidentified here: https://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Makers/Birmingham-SO-SZ.html#SS ~Cheryl
Eh, not really recommending it for your leather ottoman, but will dig into the car washing stuff, since I can't remember - give me a bit of...
Can't even put a number to posts I've made and then totally forgotten - every once in a while, they don't even look familiar when reminded. Have...
*sigh* So many types of leather - but even without knowing what type of leather you have, believe the 'conditioner' above would be a poor choice....
Again, I only know they are Ottoman marks, and since the OP seems to believe the piece came from Egypt, believe it's a possibility... Here's an...
Truly have no idea, I just seemed to see a bit of a 'squiggle', but the image is so unclear... ~Cheryl
Eh, from what my defective eyes can make out, looks like it might be Riga. So guessing the original images are not yours - but if they are, then...
Dyed and carved vegetable ivory button with a single cut steel: [ATTACH]...
Apologies - see the size was mentioned earlier. Vegetable ivory buttons can date back to the mid 19th century - those dark spots are typical,...
It looks like dyed vegetable ivory (tagua nut) to me, that's why I asked the size - if it is you should be able to see micro-pores through a 30x...
Please show your marks, you might try taking a picture through a magnifier if you have no macro function on your camera. The images taken from...
What's the size? ~Cheryl
Your spoon is almost certainly 19th century, and again, Egypt was part of the Ottoman Empire then, the marks likely varied a bit depending on...
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