A want list item finally obtained - I've wanted a Rudolph Walton spoon for my collection for years, and this raven with a salmon in the bowl hits...
Might suggest this sweet little box could date into the 20th century, and would also add Galalith to possible materials... ~Cheryl
They're French .950 silver - the tiny diamond shape stamps are the maker's marks. https://www.925-1000.com/Ffrench_marks.html ~Cheryl
Looks like a swagger stick to me, perhaps palm wood? Can't really make anything out of the marks (Thai, Burmese?), the silverwork looks Southeast...
It's a recast of an Alvin Bridal Rose handle soldered to what is most likely supposed to be an asparagus fork/server - on the plus side, most...
You have it right - Broadway & Co., Birmingham 1971 (over half a century old)... ~Cheryl
Thanks, Jeff - I always enjoy your posts as well... I understand your feelings all too well, over the years, on other forums/groups, as well as...
Kind of annoying, isn't it? As said, was a bit cranky and it just hit me wrong - but just because it happens so often to so many of us doesn't...
You're welcome. ~Cheryl
So, apparently I'm a bit cranky this morning, and should be used to sometimes not having my answers personally acknowledged by OPs, (of course the...
None in real life for me either, did run across a couple of the cow creamers over the years... From Bedford's 'Old English Lustre Ware' (1966):...
Beauty (and value) is in the eye of the beholder... From Battie & Turner's 'Price Guide to 19th and 20th Century British Pottery' (1987):...
On my phone, don't know if the link wil work properly:...
Heh, AJ will definitely know, and I know because of her... ~Cheryl
The dates noted on the wonderful silvermakersmarks site are from pieces Phil has actually seen, the William Hutton & Sons Ltd. mark shown (assayed...
I've done broken china mosaics for years, and it can be done on all sorts of foundations - would suggest that an egg was glued on the base of a...
Gorham was so prolific, they most likely procured the glass blanks from more than one manufacturer, can't say I recall seeing reference to any...
Gorham's 'D946' silver deposit (usually called overlay now) scent bottle - the 'D' prefix production numbers on glass w/silver was first used in...
Gotta say, I see London 1906, maker's mark 'M ?'... Duty marks weren't used past 1889/90, commemorative marks started in 1935 (George V Silver...
Danish, assayed in September-October 1796 - first mark is the Copenhagen 3-tower city mark and a guarantee of quality, second is assay-master...
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