I don't think there is unmarked British
With the raised areas and such there would be a hint of plate in those recesses. The cut is still bright.
He portrays cute as well as he writes his name
Every bit as bad as Maxfield Parrish
These both started out looking the same dull black [ATTACH] The left one is Middletown 'BC GILT', the right is Pairpoint 'Quadruple plate'....
The way the solder stands out is due to corrosion The solder is how it was originally put together It is obviously untouched for a long time
The Brits, Frenchies, and Ruskies are mad at us. Please send money.
Dachshund and Scottie
Possibly the '90s but more likely 1900-1920
I'd look close for a mark. It looks like it may have sterling plates on the sides. Sometimes the maker's name sells them. Or it may be white RGP.
I'd just call it a center bowl Center of what I don't know
I had never run across Brussel sprouts until I was in basic training. The Filipino cooks had them drenched in government surplus butter. I rather...
Gentleman's knife
It's not a marlinspike but it will help in getting the knot out of your shoelace I think it is just a general pick
Please stop this madness before you become addicted to it These old things will only break your heart Try chasing boys instead
I've seen several before. others around me who deal in such more often were of the opinion that they were more modern fantasy pieces. If that were...
Clueless auctioneers are the best ones to go to
Better meat often is just less fresh That dull grey slice in the meat case is usually much better than the bright pink one
I was sitting and looking through pics for a pattern name Then that duh moment when I got to the H's. Marked right on the back.
Thank you for looking. When I was looking, it seemed as though some of their sugar spoons had mix and match bowls and handles.
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