Welcome, CCR. Was angered by your encounter with the odious bridge-dweller - and wanted to thank you for your service. My big brothers are...
Not sure I can help much, but from what can be seen in the partial shots, would guess early to mid 19th century Danish or Norwegian, likely from...
No problem - you're not alone in thinking 'Unger Bros.', but more astute than most in realizing it's not their mark. Shame about the missing...
Eh- I'd probably guess 1890s, but could really be from anywhere in the firm's lifetime... ~Cheryl
Barstow & Williams, typical of their novelty items... ~Cheryl
The spoon's lack of maker's mark is typical, as is form and construction, and easily dates to the first third of the 20th century - there is no...
The pottery is well out of my area, but the spoon is Navajo, as noted on the 'San Ildefonso' link (which notes only the bowl as signed) - not...
My eyesight is not what it used to be, but see no signs of casting, looks to me like an amateur 'repousse-work' piece (that stippled background is...
Thanks, y'all! Nice to be here, my last round of nonsense with the Lithium mods has finally completely driven me off the eBay boards.
First off, would like to thank all the folks who sent me notice of this site, have lurked a bit and seems a nice place with many familiar 'faces'...
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