Nope... Copenhagen, but they were produced by many different Danish makers - this was a fairly common shape, but the working ends were also made...
LOL And nope...
Nope and nope...
Nope... Perforations... Hehe, exactly my thought too... 3-7/8" long, 2-1/4" at its widest... ~Cheryl
Just received a piece that I've wanted to add to my silver serving pieces for several years - Danish, 1882, 11.75" long... ~Cheryl [ATTACH]
Might mention that Reed & Barton's silverplate 'Color-Glaze' holloware, if in good condition, usually sells fairly well... ~Cheryl
Heh, just one I'm way too familiar with - shows up on a lot of American souvenir spoons too, as well as other countries... ~Cheryl
Mid 20th century Dutch-made souvenirs, the spoon is silver (either .833 or .835 fineness), the maker (AxM) was Alex Meijer of Schoonhoven; the...
You might want to look for others, but will have to say that I've acquired many art glass eggs over the decades, including at least two Eickholt...
Eh, there are errors in most reference sources - if they're saying those are the only seven motifs, then clearly they're mistaken. The pattern is...
I have a very similar Eickholt egg - is it some sort of odd reflection, or has the top been ground off? ~Cheryl
It's 'Mille Fleurs', introduced in 1904 - it was a multi-motif floral with several different variants (looks like 'forget-me-not' to me)... ~Cheryl
Bit obscured, but believe it's Wolfers FreĢres - Belgian... ~Cheryl
Thanks for the positive comments! Wasn't looking for it, turned up in one of those daily sales-pitch emails from eBay, made the seller an offer...
My late Mom was a swan collector, so couldn't resist this pretty spoon, on its way from Oz - English-made Perth souvenir with the Western...
Personally, would question that firm 'Civil War era' dating (this online museum info would suggest post-war introduction of brass molds:...
Ummm, that looks like a torpedo-shape suppository mold to me... ~Cheryl
I remember tole trays on those folding stands when I was a kid, and have run into them fairly often over the years - googled a bit and stopped...
Pretty typical Japanese lacquer smoking set - tray, cigarette box, ashtray, matchbox holder... ~Cheryl
Steve on Steins shows two similar beer mugs noted as Slovakian, circa 1850: ps://www.steveonsteins.com/wooden-steins/ [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
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