And yet, I would like to see that, especially mowing my yard instead of me... ~Cheryl
Reserving judgment until the OP provides a clear image, and can definitely see your lawn mower guy, Susan - but to my eye, looks like maybe 1978...
Eh, if one is going to fault someone else's phrasing, they might consider spelling 'Limoges' correctly in their own post... ~Cheryl
Are you thinking this is an alternate mark for Harry S. Bick? They did make similar bracelets in sterling, so perhaps this is gold-filled on...
Komo was on the right track with his first post: http://www.aviacat.com/blog/sipaho.htm. Also doubt it's silver, probably 'Tibetan silver', a...
Gold-filled on stainless steel... ~Cheryl
Truthfully, don't really get a Scandinavian feel, more Eastern European... ~Cheryl
Suspect it's a storage container missing its lid, could be Swedish, decorated in their equivalent of rosemaling, often called kurbits, but could...
Gotta say, to my eye, this piece looks circa 1930s - wheat motifs, including those paired with cornflowers, were popular in different design eras,...
Sales descriptions are not necessarily accurate, note the seller's description says "19th Century?"... As to whether it's a signet ring, the flat...
The first ring looks Bedouin, probably Omani; the carnelian intaglio looks fairly recent, perhaps Afghan or Iranian... ~Cheryl
Might consider 'Platino' as a surname, maybe Italian... ~Cheryl
The Moore shop produced for Tiffany, Young & Ellis prior to 1851, they just entered an exclusive arrangement then, eventually their shop became a...
Have seen a black H3 with a pink 'Hummer' graphic and a pink crocheted 'doily' wheel cover - can find a variety on Etsy, steering wheel covers...
Your coin silver spoons are John Polhamus' 'Louis XIV' pattern, 1847 design patent #114 issued to John C. Moore. The simple incuse 'W. Adams'...
Eh, just googled "Nippon pheasant" and that set came right up. Won't comment any past this, because they're your plates and it's not really...
Similar set, same pheasant transfer (if hand-painted, there would be inconsistencies in the sizes, placement, details on the feathers, etc.):...
Joyce Fritz, polymer clay... ~Cheryl
Wow, that is pretty bad - maybe 'PD' for Padova, and maybe a '6' right before... ~Cheryl
Pretty set, but as already suggested, the centers appear to be transfers with perhaps some hand-painted accents - very unlikely that hand-painted...
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