Sølv sukkerske (silver sugar spoon) images: https://www.antikvitet.net/resulsog.asp?T2=s%F8lv+sukkerske Sølv syltetøjske (silver jam spoon AKA...
Sugar spoon - similar jam/marmalade spoons are a bit larger... ~Cheryl
Carl Johan Antonsen is shown working from 1943, the C. Antonsen site shows him working in the family business from 1944 - the same squarish...
An eagle head was/is often used with 'Hecho en Mexico' marks, labels, etc. - it's not a silver mark... ~Cheryl
There were chatelaine watches advertised in 19th-early 20th century catalogs and ads, can't recall seeing any, whether shown on regular chatelaine...
I think the dating is probably circa 1890, doubt the box was originally intended for it, but wouldn't be surprised if they've been paired for most...
Blog post showing similar: http://www.kristinholt.com/archives/5057 ~Cheryl
Looks like a curling iron heater to me... ~Cheryl
And the answer from 925-1000 member 'blakstone', an extremely reliable source: "Zurich is correct; the maker is Hans Conrad Lavater (1660-1735;...
Looks like the egg is sitting on a salt cellar... ~Cheryl
Have very little time right now, but here is a similar Zurich 'Z' mark from 1672: [ATTACH] Hopefully a 925-1000 member who is quite...
See you posted this on 925-1000 - likely others will post as they check in... http://www.925-1000.com/forum/index.php ~Cheryl
Would guess French, or perhaps Belgian, silverplate - maybe you could try again for a bit sharper image of the mark? ~Cheryl
No time to check into it, but I think those are Swiss marks, and suspect it may be late 17th - early 18th century... ~Cheryl
My Mom had a pair similar, purchased in late '68-early '69 to go with a rather wonderful floaty yellow chiffon cocktail dress with beading on the...
The Chapel, which hadn't been displayed for the general public since the Columbian Exposition, is probably my favorite part - it always gives me a...
If anyone is planning a visit to the Orlando area, I highly recommend the Morse Museum here in Winter Park: http://www.morsemuseum.org/...
Brad has it, they're commercial tabletop tiki torches, probably Chinese-made, have seen many similar in the last few years... Here's a pair...
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/155804-william-morris-sussex-chair-by-ford-madd ~Cheryl
Similar from a 1918 American retailer catalog: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
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