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    Finds Thread

    The Japanese fan is from a set of cocktail picks, clips on the side of a glass... ~Cheryl
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 20, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    An uncommon Gorham piece...

    Years ago, was part of a discussion on another forum regarding a Gorham piece with a fancy bowl and an ivory handle, and in 2008, an excellent...
    Thread by: DragonflyWink, Feb 19, 2019, 14 replies, in forum: Silver
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    Marks On Spoon

    It is Korean, would have almost certainly been sold with a matching pair of chopsticks... ~Cheryl
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 19, 2019 in forum: Silver
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    Unmarked Tea Strainer Spoon ?

    I'm an old bartender, used several different kinds of strainers over the years, including modern versions of this one. Was poking around because...
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 18, 2019 in forum: Silver
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    Unmarked Tea Strainer Spoon ?

    1886 Meriden catalog: [ATTACH] 1906 Fuller catalog: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 18, 2019 in forum: Silver
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    Unmarked Tea Strainer Spoon ?

    S-I-S is correct, a julep strainer slips inside a glass, concave side down, to strain the julep or other drink, the Star julep strainer was in the...
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 18, 2019 in forum: Silver
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    WHAT IS MARK ON MADE IN DENMARK ASHTRAY? BOWL?

    Royal Copenhagen Aluminia faience, believe it's the Baca line - the number refers to the design and shape, this one bears the designer mark of...
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 18, 2019 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Metal letter Opener

    Souvenir of Toledo, Spain... edit: Didn't see Debora's post... ~Cheryl
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 17, 2019 in forum: Metalware
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    Weird metal tree - need help

    https://www.ebay.ie/itm/ANTIQUE-15-FRAGET-W-WARSZAWIE-SP-DEER-UNDER-PALM-TREE-CENTERPIECE-c-1860-1896-/252488437967 ~Cheryl
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 16, 2019 in forum: Metalware
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    HOW TO REMOVE STOPPER FROM PERFUME(?) JAR WITH POURED(?) SILVER DECOR?

    There is 'worked' sheet silver overlay that is applied on other materials, but on this piece and its ilk, the silver was applied by...
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 13, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    HOW TO REMOVE STOPPER FROM PERFUME(?) JAR WITH POURED(?) SILVER DECOR?

    Recent solds on eBay (they always sell, but damage knocks the price way down): DELETED - darn eBay links! Search for Alvin silver overlay...
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 13, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    HOW TO REMOVE STOPPER FROM PERFUME(?) JAR WITH POURED(?) SILVER DECOR?

    Eh, still no banana, but here's another ad from 1897: [ATTACH] And this is probably the one I was thinking of, also from 1897, but it's not a...
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 13, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    HOW TO REMOVE STOPPER FROM PERFUME(?) JAR WITH POURED(?) SILVER DECOR?

    Believe I have an ad somewhere showing this same bottle, but this was the closest I found in a quick look: 1897: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 13, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    HOW TO REMOVE STOPPER FROM PERFUME(?) JAR WITH POURED(?) SILVER DECOR?

    Late 19th-early 20th century silver deposit (sometimes called silver overlay) scent bottle by Alvin. The silver is applied by electrodeposition....
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 13, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Hoop rhinestone earring clipons

    They're not bakelite, perhaps circa 1950s celluloid with embedded rhinestones... Are they fairly lightweight? ~Cheryl
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 12, 2019 in forum: Jewelry
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    Wooden Box

    Should have mentioned that there were many variations, including the ubiquitous 'cedar chests', and they were common around the 1920s-50s... ~Cheryl
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 10, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Wooden Box

    Inexpensive wooden boxes like this were most often originally sold filled with candy, they're sometimes found with the candy makers' labels still...
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 10, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    E Lownes National Trust Spoon

    Silverplate - here's an old thread on another forum: https://www.smpub.com/ubb/Forum26/HTML/002562.html ~Cheryl
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 9, 2019 in forum: Silver
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    A Most Unusual Rude Little Cup !

    Here is the trademark for the mug, filed in 1984: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 5, 2019 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    A Most Unusual Rude Little Cup !

    Recycled Paper was a greeting card company, 1980s-90s, they also made novelty items - I know Dale did some of the cards... ~Cheryl
    Post by: DragonflyWink, Feb 5, 2019 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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