I'm sure Bakersgma is correct, the coat of arms belongs to the province of Scania (Skåne), King Gustaf VI Adolf was the Duke of Scania prior to...
Here you go: https://crimsonlotustea.com/products/handmade-silver-cup-80ml-peacock-texture-free-shipping ~Cheryl
Have looked at this on three different monitors, enlarged many times, and it still looks to me like a crystalline glaze rather than oil spot -...
Pretty thing - looks to me more like an iridescent crystalline glaze than oilspot... ~Cheryl
Personally, the pokerwork reminds me of pieces from Romania and Bulgaria, it's interesting and I like it, but not seeing great quality, very clear...
Just out of curiosity (and with a general mistrust of most online appraisals), did the appraiser cite comparables in determining a value, did they...
The top ornament looks more like ram horn (a view of the cut-end would help), set on an antler burr, the piece on the front also appears to be...
There was always a can of Milnot evaporated milk in our fridge, the folks used it in coffee, cereal, cooking, etc. (not much to my liking), and...
Pretty comfortable with attribution to Marius Hammer - the piece below is well-marked, and have only seen that design with MH marks: [ATTACH]...
Had a hard time choosing, so here are three... An English silver 'Monkey on a Stick' articulated novelty spoon, Saunders & Shepherd, London,...
Are you sure it's a rabbit foot - sounds more like a grouse foot... ~Cheryl
Not able to dig into my notes and references on Danish marks at the moment, but if your other mark is a 'DGS' monogram similar to the one below...
Unlikely to have been made by Friedman Ring, unlikely to be of American manufacture at all... ~Cheryl
Might be silver, but maybe Old Sheffield Plate (fused plate) - can't really see well enough to tell, but it looks like there might be wire...
Heh, I bought it when first published, for a friend who collected Bohemian/Czech brooches - liked it enough to get myself a copy because of the...
Shown on page 52 is a peacock-eye in a simple bezel setting that appears to be gilt brass, described as, "Brooch set with a molded cabochon...
Have little doubt the peacock-eye is Bohemian/Czech, suspect the entire piece is Bohemian, probably late 19th-early 20th century gilt brass -...
Thanks - here is the link to Queen of Sienna's blog post: https://queenofsienna.wordpress.com/2016/02/21/brown-and-brothers/ I will also pass it...
So this same pattern, with a fancy bowl, showed up on 925-1000 about three months ago, and had a new post today, so I came back to revisit this...
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