Heh, Jackman is yummy, especially as Wolverine - but even though I'm not prone to crushes, will admit to a 45 year penchant for Jeff Bridges, in...
Honestly not really seeing forget-me-nots, but maybe just a violet, as Bronwen suggested (but then it couldn't be 'Hugh' - my only hope of having...
Not the first time I've been accused of that... The five petals seemed wrong to me too, but poking around, found quite a few images of 5-petal...
Some beautiful pieces! The 1906 ad just seems to be noting the roots of Falize - and Lucien Falize registered the mark as his in 1892: [ATTACH]...
I think clematis is most likely it! And not sure why, but I do love a twist handle... ~Cheryl
I like them all too, the penannular brooch is a classic (the 2nd pic here shows how to fasten:...
Peruvian: http://www.karlssonandwickman.com/ethnic-jewelry/south-americansilver-ornament ~Cheryl
You might be right, Davey - the forget-me-nots I know have shorter, rounder petals and narrow leaves, but poking around find varieties that look...
Love my Scandinavian enamels, but can't fault the Brits on their enamel-work - just received this lovely little 1892 spoon by Saunders & Shepherd,...
Nice pieces! Your research is good... 1 - Designed by Danish designer Gertrude Engel, for Danish maker Anton Michelsen, who operated a shop in...
Nice scent-box! Believe the date mark is 1874, the maker was S.T. (Steven Tjittes) Reitsma, Jr., working in Sneek and Heerenveen from 1859-92......
Royal Hickman (1893-1969) was the designer... ~Cheryl
While uranium salts weren't really available to U.S. glass makers through most of the 1940s-'50s, it was fairly common from the '60s on - Fenton...
Hunhhh, thought maybe someone got carried away with vent holes when they soldered the bottom, but if it's open to the top slot, then it wouldn't...
It is odd, but does look like a bank. If you blow into the slot in the top, does the air flow through to the holes in the bottom, or are they...
Knew it was Baltic, but just couldn't dig it out of my memory banks - when I see a newish mark that isn't particularly common, I usually start...
Lithuania, 1997+: http://www.silvercollection.it/DICTIONARYEUHALLMARKLITHUANIA.HTML ~Cheryl
I like yours better, with all the wonderful symbolism, but had to share this buggy bracelet (mention of a dragonfly makes me want it):...
'Solid silver snobs' should take note of how much admiration this piece has already gotten (I'd gladly put it in my collection too) - there is...
That is beautiful piece - I have a couple of sandalwood fans, both have a nice scent, but the older one is so much more fragrant... ~Cheryl
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