Awww, thank you! Should say that this is a very small collection, I've seen much larger and finer collections, but I'm pleased with my choices...
They all kind of have their own personalities, don't they? As much as I love the new guy, believe the tiny Henrik Møller pair is my favorite, the...
More: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
I've collected Viking themed objects since I was a kid, some of the early acquisitions were Viking ship open salts and spoons in pewter, and I...
I generally expect a 3 gallon crock to be around 10 or 11 inches tall, depending on diameter, and a stamped or painted numeral to be the capacity...
Not really where I can check anything, but the first is English nickel silver, 'Albata Plate', the crown on silverplate, etc. went out of use in...
Gotta say, what four year old wouldn't want to see inside a giant pot in easy reach, and it only takes a momentary look away for a parent to miss...
It is - Austro-Hungarian 'Fuchskopf' (fox head) mark, 4th standard (14 karat), assayed in Vienna, in use from 1872 to 1922 (the 'A' indicates...
Can't make much out of the marks except for the one at right in the first marks image - appears to be the Austro-Hungarian Fuchskopf`` (fox head)...
I think they both look very nice... ~Cheryl
[ATTACH] Heh, I'd just reported it again when it came up in my watchlist before posting here, and they finally removed it! So it does...
Nothing more to say regarding the necklace, but was just wondering if anyone has had any luck in getting eBay to remove incorrectly IDed NA...
1950: [ATTACH] 1952: [ATTACH] 1965: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Post WWII, typically advertised as 'jeweler's bronze', popular into the 1960s (can post ads for similar in a bit)... ~Cheryl
Can't say that's true, both silver and silverplate can have numerous marks, a few marks, or even just one mark - you just need to know the marks,...
Silverplate by E.G. Webster & Son: https://www.925-1000.com/silverplate_W2.html ~Cheryl
Heh, not for me, but maybe someone else. Did you look for an acid-etched maker's mark? Nice piece... ~Cheryl
Perhaps particle board? [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
The crystal body would be ABCG (American Brilliant Cut Glass)... ~Cheryl
That's an 1890s Fuchs & Beiderhase (later Alvin) mark, they were the maker, the 'GORHAM M'F'G CO.' stamp was Gorham's retailer mark. ~Cheryl...
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