CBri - really am curious about the size of your lid, I'm kind of a compulsive silver researcher, and the Webstercraft pieces interest me. If it...
Awww, obviously your Mom had good taste - my Mom's initial choice was Towle's Rambler Rose, but then she switched to Candlelight, used to think it...
Bought my flatware service many years ago, the Scandinavian-inspired 'Spring Glory', introduced by International in 1942 - still love it. Goes...
In all fairness, while it is aggravating to have incomplete information when asked for help, the OP here was simply sharing... ~Cheryl
How big is your lid? That's part of Webster's 1940s 'Webstercraft' line, have only seen that lid on a low covered candy dish, maybe 4-1/2 or 5...
'Gammal Fransk' pattern - Anders Wedin, Söderhamn. ~Cheryl Additional info: Apparently not the most honest of smiths, Wedin was convicted in...
Hi Myra - it's a mid 20th century silverplated souvenir spoon from South Africa. They're also found with a wildlife scene in the bowl, a number...
Makes me think of a figurehead too - really not quite sure what to make of it, but I sure like it. Sorry, didn't intend a hijack with the spoon,...
Heh, got me beat, only a quarter Danish - but have always been fascinated by my 'Viking' heritage... Don't know if you saw this:...
I think this piece has some honest age to it, do not believe that wire D-ring is original, it looks wrong and would be awkward in use as well as...
Not WMF, more likely American, and the decoration on the finial looks like a roadrunner to me too... ~Cheryl
Right by Lee Road & I-4, unincorporated Orange Co., Orlando address, but closer to Winter Park. Haven't been out your way in quite a while,...
Appears to be hand-carved from one piece of wood, can't recall seeing anything quite like it, though the designs on the side look irritatingly...
Grew up in South Seminole, spent a lot of time in Volusia, love it up your way... ~Cheryl
Tyeldom - are you in Deland? ~ Cheryl
From a 1959 Black, Starr & Gorham advertisement: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
These were very common items in the 1950s-60s - have at least one clip from the era in my files, showing similar - can post it later......
Perhaps the signature is in Cyrillic? ~Cheryl
Can be used for whatever one likes, but was most likely sold as a saccharine box, would have originally had tiny matching tongs - mid 20th...
Works either way - the bonnets I made were given to the baby, the hankie was later used as the 'something old' for the bride when the child...
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