Basic 'Fiddle' pattern... ~Cheryl
Never a bad idea to show things like the backs of the earrings and the catches, etc, can often provide clues, as well as sometimes catching...
Danish marks can be pretty inconsistent, there's a lot of Danish silver without assay marks, but can't recall ever seeing any in .835 fineness......
The German jewelry makers were producing a lot of similar silver filigree in the 1930s, and .835 fineness was pretty common then in Germany......
The color, usually called butterscotch, is typical for age-darkened ivory-color bakelite (actually catalin), the patent for the racks was issued...
Not that I know what it is, but part of what made me think it might be for medicine was the shape, unless it was intended to rest in some sort of...
If I recall correctly, this bit is from an article on the author's visit to a trade show or exhibition: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Okay - these range from 1902 to 1904 German trade journals, and I have to depend on a translator, which can sometimes be a bit wonky... [ATTACH]...
A very pretty therapeutic piece - I like the red and green glass cabochons, kinda gives a nod to its German manufacture. Don't know the mark, and...
I like it, and am a sucker for a pretty bar chain - the marks look like fairly recent Greek to me, they often use a Greek letter or a number...
Would guess drops from convertible door-knocker earrings... ~Cheryl
Israeli - don't know the maker... ~Cheryl
Assuming you mean #2 - the marks are shown on the pretty floral, freaky good buy... ~Cheryl
Ten dollars would have been a decent price for fairly old Danish silverplate... ~Cheryl
Yeah, they only show the silverplate 'Viking Plate' mark in Rainwater, under their later name (Lipman-Levinter)... ~Cheryl
To my eye, appears to be an around 1930s-'40s American table, the better furniture factories were producing pieces with similar marquetry and...
Maker was Lipman Bros. in Toronto, the other mark is the Canadian 'lion-head-in-C' national mark, indicating the item was Canadian-made sterling,...
Been collecting and researching silver for over 40 years now, still learning... ~Cheryl
Believe you're good on this one... ~Cheryl
Nope, knew right away, had one years ago - and the style is typical of the era and country of manufacture, so only took a few seconds to find the...
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