I can see the NA look, and jewelry makers were often trying for that effect, but personally, would just have serious doubts that it's actually an...
Can't recall seeing anything quite like the pendant, with a scrimshaw set into the staghorn slice and silver-mounted (believe the inset may be a...
Trademark registrations (seem to recall a '14' gold-filled mark too): [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
The 'crown-18-lion' mark was used by Philadelphia maker H. Muhr's Sons on their gold-filled thimbles... ~Cheryl
I'd think Harrison Bros. & Howson of Sheffield likely for manufacture of the blades and perhaps entirely (would think those lightweight bolsters...
Hi Ladybugx - welcome to the forums. Do you have some pics of similar, and can you identify the material and purpose for these items? ~Cheryl
My Scottish hornware spoons showing a heart and three shields: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Powderhorn or snuff mull?...
Hunhhh, can't recall seeing anything quite like them before, personally wouldn't think they're buttons, more like some sort of slide similar to...
Rest assured that this piece has absolutely nothing to do with the TC Shop... ~Cheryl
Two centuries of polishing with Lord-knows-what can cause considerable wear, but what a moronic move to file it like that (is there one up at the...
Doesn't sound like it... https://www.antiquers.com/threads/incredible-silver-bust.47114/page-2#post-1687236 ~Cheryl
That's definitely very similar, Johnny - but the liner appears to be much deeper and has handles... ~Cheryl
I'm sort of fascinated by those knob-like gliders - are they actually knobs? ~Cheryl
So the overall height is only 20", and the zinc liners appear to rest on supports, suggesting they're relatively shallow, perhaps 5" or 6" deep?...
Made by New York based Progress Novelty Casting Works, believe they went out of business in the '60s. The design, which was also 'Made in Japan',...
The maker's mark would have been struck prior to assay, yours is virtually worn to nothing, but still faintly visible above the other marks in...
Comparison to crummy pic of marks on a Chambery drageoir on a French site: https://www.proantic.com/en/display.php?mode=obj&id=471687 [ATTACH]...
As Johnny suggests, a Korean 'rice chest':...
2395110 = January 15, 1993, made at plant #2 - from Lane's website: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
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