Looks like an Austro-Hungarian import mark on the stem... http://www.925-1000.com/Faustria_02.html ~Cheryl
Saccharine box - put my name in please... ~Cheryl
They are all recasts, but they'll sell... ~Cheryl
Just from the front, can see casting pinholes and debris , poor detailing, and misshapen bowls - I've been seeing salt spoon recasts since the...
Please post pics of the backs of the spoons - suspect most, if not all, are fairly recent recasts, including the H.H. Curtis piece... ~Cheryl
Heh, how could so many people have passed him up for $5.00? ~Cheryl
This 4-1/4" tall fellow will have a permanent home with me (half price at a garage sale that was shutting down - $2.50), perhaps he'll bring me...
Please throw my name into the hat too... ~Cheryl
Looks like International's 'Colonial Shell', at that size and shape, would most likely be an ice cream fork... ~Cheryl
Well Shangas, it was probably your blanket statements, quoted above, that caused Any Jewelry and Bear to point out the inaccuracies - it's just...
Why do you identify it as English? To my eye, looks to me like a mid 19th century American coin silver card case - engraved cartouches on engine...
It's signed 'Picasso/1901', as on the painting it was taken from, 'Seated Harlequin' at the Met... ~Cheryl...
Sorry, my old eyes can't make out that mark at all - can only say that it doesn't look to me like a French crab mark, and suspect it may be an...
Not Scandinavian - a Phoenician ship, likely cedar from Lebanon... ~Cheryl
Royal Viking Cruise Lines... ~Cheryl
If they'd known the maker, or had a reliable attribution, the Newell-Smiths, owners of the Tadema Gallery, surely would have noted it. Falk's...
Tadema doesn't show a maker: http://www.tademagallery.com/jewellery/d/shell-locket/208263 ~Cheryl
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Looks like a damaged mechanical pencil to me, with a bloodstone set at the top, perhaps rolled gold or plated, probably mid-late 19th century......
Saw that mark, but just couldn't reconcile it to what appears on the bottle - personally, still can't make out a mark and can only see a passing...
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