What a striking Trio...Thanks!
BINGO! Excellent work, sis...Spot On. Thanks!
It just occurred to me...could the 'name' be MUÑOZ? Thats what a good night's sleep will do fer a fella!
Thanks...I find nothing there, Aquitaine...a trick of th' light, perhaps.
I think you're right, sis...Thanks!
This is the last of today's offerings, gentle folks! The bowl an' its rim are cast; the handle is 0.067" sheet stock, hand-chased an' stippled....
The bowl is ~1 3/4" diameter, ~15/16" deep; the handle is ~3 1/8" long. Weight is 0.580 ozt. The bowl is gold-toned inside & out. The only part of...
Yes...but t least it's round. Ovals are a horse of a different color, I've found; aspect ratio has to be spot-on, or you can spot the poor fit...
Holy Smoke...Thanks, Davey!
This is ~2" diameter, ~3/4" high; weight is ~0.395 ozt. Ball-feet, an' the only decorative element is the wee rope-rim, for which I cannot find...
I haven't been able to tease out the date code, but the octagonal cartouches seem to indicate 1980's. It'll be scrap soon...unless there's any...
Is the frame made of Gutta Percha, as it appears to be...or just deeply tarnished silver?
Whew! Way too much ado here...can't we all just get along?
Yup...stained-glass class project, copper foiled.
Aren't a few of these Dickensian characters?
The base an' the corner chip both say cast concrete, to me. Very nicely finished for such a process...ya done real good, Jmag!
Wow...never seen such a custom fit an' carved platform, or of that handsome vessel's size, or so well made & marked. I should know what the...
You're not the first to have that inspiration, Bosko!
As long as we're sharing... These are commonly called watch* mugs; this one is 3 5/8" high, 3 3/4" diameter rim, 2 3/4" foot diameter, 5/16" wall...
Hear, Hear!
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