Ended no bid...
It's hard to imagine that sterling could flow into all the small channels of the mold. It has the appearance of tin. A tin mix would scratch easily.
The only other one I found on the google was the sold one on rubylane. [ATTACH] I see a cartoon character I can't place. Anybody else?
Looks like a camp oven to me. I don't see any advertising.
I just think these are neat [ATTACH] How many bowls of porridge over how many years?
The only thing Replacements is 'reasonable' on is patterns that no one is interested in and then they are still well above scrap value There is a...
I think it is likely bone
Damascene is a gold application. This is cut through niello.
I don't see the listings on ebay that were there last summer. They are no longer listed on Alibaba either. Maybe Chinese labor has gotten too...
Siam Niello They seem to be selling cheap lately - maybe $30 or so
I guy at the flea market last summer had half a table of them. They look 100+ years old. Brand new from feebay.
Water course banks predate town dumps
You can do better [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Made by some munchkins in a chalet More a jewelry piece than watch value
It is not alpaca. It is a tin alloy which melts at a much lower temperature than alpaca would allowing it to be cast into small forms like this.
antiques.com is a joke I don't think the brass of your case is older than 1950 One I had had a cracked glass. When I opened to replace the glass...
I've had nearly identical marked only Germany or West Germany, possibly made by Schatz and marketed by Airguide
ACME: Acronym for American company that manufactures everything? Those are all young squirts [ATTACH]
Tin
Dunno the maker, but the EP most likely means electroplate
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