As Bakersgma suggested, Dutch marks are quite small - if present they will most likely be scattered on the front of the piece, probably in the...
Continue to be puzzled by this piece, in lieu of any further pics or information, can only guess based on the chipped corner that it's painted...
Again, better pictures would be helpful - personally, from what you've shown and said, can't tell what it's made of, or even if it represents a...
Also believe 18th century dating is extremely unlikely - suppose it might be late 19th, but would guess more likely somewhere around the 1920s....
Caught a Chapin show at the Rollins College auditorium when I was in my 20s, a small venue, just Harry and his guitar, very relaxed and...
Hi Bear - gotta say, the mark looks pretty much like one on this Italian set: https://www.ebth.com/items/1407263-vintage-pewter-goblets-and-tray...
Looks to me like it reads 'FINO', would guess a pewter jug from Spain, Portugal, or Italy... ~Cheryl
Not at home right now to check references, but it was made by Aucello Bros. - East coast manufacturer of sterling jewelry, frames, novelty items,...
Takes me back to Mrs. Moffatt's 1972 high school art class, we had to bring our own boards, but she had bins full of all kinds of paper,...
Poisonivy - I love your use for this piece, and am also a fan of Hammerite and the similar Rustoleum Hammered, your additional detailing looks...
They both look like pretty standard mid 20th century 'hand-engraved' cufflinks, can remember us kids giving my father a similar set with a tie bar...
No help here, but I sure do like 'em... ~Cheryl
Posted because it was in English and a different piece - why do you doubt it's Arabia? ~Cheryl
I've had a few pieces of Arabia transferware before - this page in English doesn't show the mark either, but gives some info:...
Bracelet of similar design: https://www.etsy.com/listing/267205309/vintage-moroccan-tunisian-berber-silver ~Cheryl
Looks Berber - Moroccan, Algerian... ~Cheryl
After years in hospitality, can't imagine not having a tray-jack - mine is over 3 feet tall, turned wood, and tucks into the coat closet when not...
Nice pic - looks to me like a Springer in full coat... ~Cheryl
Not at home to check my references, but here's one of similar form in solid silver from an 1899 catalog: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Looks like a biscuit barrel/jar to me... ~Cheryl
Separate names with a comma.
