Not sure of the point you're trying to make, but don't much appreciate the snide use of 'ass' and 'butt'. I simply stated a fact concerning the...
Lozenge/diamond shaped marks are very common on Japanese metalwork, with numerous variations - unless the pictures are extremely misleading, this...
Again, perhaps you might share the size with us - a tea caddy would be relatively small, a biscuit bin larger... ~Cheryl
Huh, didn't see this first time round - seem to recall having the mark on one of my pieces, but can't recall if I'd tracked it down. When I get a...
These little dishes sell fairly often on eBay in the $20-$25 range (some even less, some quite a bit more)... I once passed on a dragonfly bowl...
Frankly, don't remember seeing these plique-à-jour pieces until the '80s, but maybe I just didn't notice - they were all over the place about...
It's Chinese, fairly recent, doubt any earlier than the 1970s-80s, and as already suggested, similar still in production... ~Cheryl
Looks to me like vegetable ivory (tagua nut)... ~Cheryl
Just one of numerous symbols used by British platers - the page you linked is for OSP, here is the electroplaters page showing a variety of John...
Thai was the first to come to my mind, with Burma and Cambodia naturally coming to mind next... ~Cheryl
Looks Thai to me - see these listings for similar:...
John Gilbert, English silverplate. ~Cheryl
Silver - London, 1904 (1st image): https://www.carters.com.au/index.cfm/index/4445-tea-caddies-silver-and-silver-plate/?page=2 Silver -...
Size would certainly be helpful, but it looks to me like a Japanese tea caddy in the form of a knife box - novelty tea caddies, thimble boxes,...
It was most likely originally sold as a small sweetmeat or bon-bon spoon/server (it's only 4" long). Over the years have seen several 1890s...
Like the mark below, Johnny (mine is '70')? Maybe a Florida potter... [ATTACH] Hehe, glad you love it - it pleased my eye when I paired...
Seldom get out much, but a couple of weeks ago, stopped by Goodwill for the last hour open, spent a bit over $8.00 with my discount. Had to take...
That is gorgeous - there is some beautiful art pottery coming out of Japan... ~Cheryl
Here are a couple of similar boxed sets - both listings say 1970s from Thailand:...
Skantha setting: [ATTACH] Your fork - can't see them in the box, but if that's a place fork, then the number of tines would also be a difference:...
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