What is the size of this piece? Looks to me like it is a saucer (as mentioned by the dealer) rather than a plate, and a saucer without its cup...
Can't argue with that, Jivvy - and seems they still retail at around a buck... http://www.shellhorizons.com/details.asp?ProductID=Q1-22&Page=2...
As suggested, cone shell, we used to buy them at surf shops and shell stores for around a buck in the '70s - they're cut from the heavy tops of...
EPNS bread forks, circa 1900: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
These are NOT Bitossi, despite being mentioned in a couple... eBay UK 133068785822: [ATTACH]...
Eh, it's ringing a bell - want to say Italian... ~Cheryl
It was produced with all sorts of glazes over the years... ~Cheryl
It's a bread fork too... ~Cheryl
Ruscha/Otto bull: http://ceramiceruption.blogspot.com/2013/12/catching-christmas-bull-by-horns.html ~Cheryl
Please add my name too - and thanks for offering it... ~Cheryl
My Mom used to do that - she'd combine the spoon with an antique cup & saucer, gourmet coffee and/or tea, and some home-baked treat, or a tin of...
Welcome Kisa. I'm a flatware junkie (spoons in particular) and am rather fond of monograms, while I try to match them to family names, have no...
Thank you, Kathy - I really like it a lot and am pleased to add it to my spoon collection... ~Cheryl
Thanks, Komo - not really seeing similarity in his work, though... ~Cheryl
The threaded spheres are Temari balls, can't recall seeing them with the bells like that - if they want it to jingle, they usually just stick a...
Yup, am well aware of that, and if I recall corrrectly, it's the same in Canada - if a piece is marked for quality, must bear a registered...
I think it's quite nice too, AJ, and those are the same initials I read, perhaps I'll hear back from the artisan I found - his cast silver jewelry...
Thanks, it is a really nice spoon - but other than the marks pic, the photos are actually the seller's, though I cropped and edited them for a bit...
Recently acquired this cast sterling beaver effigy spoon (bit over 5" long), am sure it's a modern piece, and am hoping to identify the maker -...
It does look like the beginning of 'GEORGIAN'... ~Cheryl
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