Can't imagine what assistance I could provide - agree with all of the above, tracking back to a 14 year old sale by a no longer registered seller...
Hi - you're doing great in your posts. Suppose I chould have mentioned that those pictures I posted were of the fish coffee set, the first with...
Though not of particularly fine quality, F.B. Rogers produced quite a bit of mid 20th century sterling and sterling mounts - check carefully for a...
Sorry - misread "sorted it though" (an odd phrase to me), but still didn't do any type of sorting, just posted info... ~Cheryl
Don't know that I sorted through anything, just posted information I've been aware of for years (Christofle used Ruolz's process, and the name...
19th century French silverplate, worn to the brass base - the partially obscured bottom mark should read 'PDERUOLZ', referring to Henri de Ruolz's...
Ummm - you might want to reread the OP's original post... ~Cheryl
Doesn't look like a marriage to me either, reminds me of some of larger, somewhat awkward looking, dual purpose Cushman Smokers from the...
I know that as the 'eye of Horus', but see that it can also be the 'eye of Ra' in that orientation - at any rate, that's the emblem of the O.T.O....
Design, material, and clasp all look good... ~Cheryl
As already said, it's the cut-off and repurposed bowl of a silverplate pattern spoon, with a cute, also repurposed, costume jewelry bug... ~Cheryl
'Kama Sutra' ring - can still be found new online or many, ummm, herbal smoke shops, or other shops devoted to certain lifestyles......
Welcome. I have dozens of piece and mark images, advertisements, and other bits of information on Three Crowns and Studio SilverSmiths/Sun Glo...
Hehe, can't help with the mark, but as a casual collector of studio pottery who appreciates a nice glaze, just love the "lick-worthy" comment......
Here is an old newspaper article on a huge Britannia silver spoon made by David Baggaley, a silversmith at the same Sheffield shop in the first...
Journeymen's marks (sometimes called tally marks) were individual punches of the journeymen silversmiths working for a master's shop - a way of...
But unfortunately, it is not sterling silver, it is silverplate... ~Cheryl
Not sure what exactly you're wanting to know, you started off asking about the old American makers, and what happened to them and the silver...
From just above the bowl on the stem: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Pretty sure that's the 1847 Rogers silverplate 'Silver Lace' pattern, introduced in 1968... ~Cheryl
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