"both RIGHT"? ~Cheryl
The mark on the right indicates .800 silver: http://www.925-1000.com/Faustria_02.html The mark on the left is the Habsburg eagle, indicating...
J.C. Klinkosch. https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/20172/lot/52/ https://m.liveauctioneers.com/item/38631021 ~Cheryl
Pattern is the classic 'Gammal Fransk'... ~Cheryl
They're Austrian (why the Google paranoia?) ~Cheryl
.833 silver, assayed in Amsterdam, 1948, maker La Court & Offenberg in Haarlem. ~Cheryl
Are you offering them as a lot or individually? Unless the Commandant is/was someone of note, doubt there'd be much interest generated. Can't...
Again, not able to look through my references to see if they might be shown - but my gut feeling is that they are period. Pillet's name does...
A silverplated version, perhaps the size of yours? https://www.rubylane.com/item/1634482-p2g00417/Large-Art-Nouveau-Silver-Plated-Metal If you...
I'm at a bit of a loss because all my button books are packed away (seem to recall that someone else here also has the 'Big Book of Buttons') -...
Lovely piece, Johnny! ~Cheryl
The second looks like Brush McCoy 050, not where I can look up the glaze - and can't see the etched year in your pics, but suspect '1934' is...
Pics are unclear, but doesn't really look like a hand to me, nor do I see any great age, especially considering the marks - would agree with AF on...
Not much updating on the main website in recent years, there are reasons for that, but not mine to tell... ~Cheryl
Bakersgma - thought you might like to know about this ongoing thread on Dutch marks that Oel pinned to the top of the Dutch forum:...
Scroll down to the May 28, 2012 post regarding Hooijkaas on this link http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=28590 provided by Oel on...
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Haven't really been able to add to my collection in the past few years, but the pic of the cases on my dining room wall is about half of my spoons...
Crummy pic of a circa 1880s E.G. Webster & Son silverplate bachelor's teapot, 3-3/4" tall at the lid, 12 oz. capacity: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Small tea and/or coffee pots with a sugar and creamer were often referred to as Tête à Tête sets in this country, with the smallest capacity...
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