I have a Speidel with the same mark. No idea what it means.
Every once in a blue moon, collectibles actually are. Unless they're collector's plates!
The USPS plus crystal is a bad combination. If you do sell on line, learn how to pack glass so the mail-handling elephants, hippos, crocodiles,...
I saw some silverplate and pewter lots in an online estate auction. I'm wondering about one or two pieces, but most of it looks like pewter or...
And because there are no yellowish or white-gray scratches in the center of the dish. It would help to see the edge from the back. The edge is...
:jawdrop::brb::brb::brb::jawdrop::jawdrop::jawdrop::jawdrop: About what I was thinking. I don't even bother with Saver most times. First,...
I'd have run off with that too! No idea whodunnit but it's worth more than Savers thought it was!
I know diddly about the really old stuff, but "unknown alloy" to me usually means modern costume. A piece with the gold or silver-tone eaten off...
I found images of the printed marks here: https://www.infofaience.com/en/marks/other-marks?start=20 One thing that helps - don't use Image...
That's them! I could see their original logo, but not the band name. UGH!
I saw one of the pictures pop up in my New Messages feed. That looked like a wood block print all right. Samurai and a lady, but how old,...
I was listening to a song today and "No that's not Foreigner, that's Steve Tyler on lead vocal." Could I remember the band name? Nope. Still...
That's three at least spoken for! Maybe four! Today's only Wednesday, so anyone else who wants in, c'mon!
In the USA we have those "magic eraser sponge" things too. They're essentially white sponges with a very fine grit on the outside, used to buff...
At one point in the 1970s, sealing wax came back into vogue for a short time. It's also possible that it was made for sale to Polish military...
The OP's decanter looks like something from Pier One or Homegoods or the like. Pretty but not crazy money.
That's two!
Massachusetts isn't even as bad as it gets - just remember their drivers are called Mass-holes by folks in surrounding states. I'm one town...
I make too darned may of these. There are four total: one red, one white, one turquoise blue and one purple and turquoise. Three are...
'Allo from Connecticut, Chris!
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