That might be a piece of dragon's breath glass. The setting on the ivory might be gold-filled instead of straight-up gold; I'd check before...
...apparently a good jeweler. Someone overcharged for that ring when it was made, either accidentally or deliberately. The USA does allow some...
Research first. I don't know jack about tins, but some sell for real $$$.
Yeah well. We 'murricans don't see much Dutch silver, and we don't blame honest Dutch people for things their silversmiths do. :kiss::kiss::kiss:
I'd have said Italian right off the bat; that floral wooden inlay shows up on all sorts of Italian pieces, but I've never seen it on French. It...
Poles MARK the stuff, and they're not as nutso about hiding it as the French and Portuguese. I'm wondering if that tray didn't serve as the...
Woot! Today I found my electricity back on and was quite happy with that. I did literally find jewelry in my dreams, but alas when I woke up that...
Without the logo, I'd be thinking 1960s to early 70s, just from the way they did the rim coloring on the plate. The way the mark is printed makes...
And the afterthought is sapphiret! The first one is coated glass; this one is the real deal. Congrats!
WOOT WOOT WOOT! Polish 800 silver made after WWI is all I've got on the mark. It has the 3 and the lady's head. I'm not good at silver marks,...
Not intended to hold liquid anyway, or salt; it would leak liquid and salt would corrode. Ashtray maybe?
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