I agree with Bear - let us know if you're going to list it, I like eggs... ~Cheryl
'Card Receiver', as found in the 1894 Pairpoint catalog: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Hunh, my maternal grandfather, German and French, even though not very religious, had a small Czech rosary box filled with several different small...
Not the best quality, but the earliest in my files: 1902: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Can probably also find an ad for a sterling hem gauge in my files... ~Cheryl 1894: [ATTACH]
No - it was not, the engraving was the owner's, not the maker's. Silversmiths were craftsmen/tradesmen, and unlikely to have a coat of arms or...
Can see where it might look like a 'G', but it's 'PA' in an oval... ~Cheryl
Much better, but didn't have much luck, can poke around again later... ~Cheryl
Ummm, the maker's mark is 'PA'... ~Cheryl
But if you put them on Chairish, or 1st Dibs, or in a fancy antique shop, then you can ask a small fortune, and add freaky high shipping/delivery...
See you posted a better pic of the arms without glare - my eyesight isn't what it used to be, can you do the same for the crest? ~Cheryl
The base would have been added too, most likely at the same time as the handle... ~Cheryl
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Looks like a 'tremolierstich' - an assay scrape. Don't believe I'd discount late 17th century - suspect this is an Augsburg tumbler with the...
Nonsense - it's only $249 delivery within 50 miles (seriously?!?) - this one runs around $500 in Bangkok:...
This is the best I can do, any reference I find to the mark is unidentified, and difficult to track back to an image - this piece shows it with a...
Have seen the mark before, always reminds me of Pforzheim maker Emil Brenk's 'EB' mark - pretty sure it's also German, around 1920s-'30s. Will...
They'd date to his later working dates, American coin fiddles seldom date earlier than 1800, the shoulders usually showing up a few years in......
Cigarette box and ashtray... https://www.etsy.com/listing/215492385/vintage-japanese-ruby-red-foil-cloisonne?show_sold_out_detail=1 ~Cheryl
Pretty sure I've seen that cute bunny on other Belgian souvenir spoons, and am also pretty sure they were plated, but not totally clear on it...
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