From Jzyk & Robertson's 'Open Salt Compendium' (2002): [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Hello and welcome. It's a double salt cellar, most likely early 20th century and probably German. Here's one similar:...
These are my numbered silverplate Swedish drink spoons by C.G. Hallberg, they're even shorter at 15 cm (5-7/8"), the bowls only 2.8 cm X 2 cm...
It's a charming box, I've a soft spot for Greyhounds, dating back to 1971, when we moved near a Florida dog track - it was 50 more years before...
I think they might be either - here is a set of numbered Swedish silver drink spoons, the shorter half-dozen are 17 cm long - I have silverplate...
There are significant differences in their faces, the first thing I noticed were the Earp men's eyes and the low straight eyebrows, the strong...
Waited until I could look on my laptop, but still can't make out anything on the mark. Can't see anything Danish about it either, but while...
From what I can see on my phone, more likely baleen than ebony... ~Cheryl
Pretty sure it's a tea ball stand w/drip tray, your mark came into use in 1898, at the same time they instituted the letter prefix on the...
They're Cypriot, likely made in Lefkara, the 'S800' mark usually appears on pieces from around the mid 20th century, later production more...
Sorry, not Danish. Would suggest Indonesian filigree might be a good possibility... ~Cheryl
Not my style, not my color - and yet, I just really want it!!! ~Cheryl
Sorry - first chance I've had to comment. Standard Silverware Co. produced spoons and other silverware in silverplate, 'Nevada Metal', and...
I'm on my phone and can't really see it very well, but it's a nice looking piece, personally would think probably Venetian/Murano. Will say that...
A decade later and I still don't know the mark, but at least this piece, even if we never get to see a full view, would seem to confirm...
Believe Hooijkaas started producing these premiums for Douwe Egberts in the mid 20th century, thought I'd share the origin of the designs. Bottom...
Good to see the marks on the hooded blade - many similar asparagus servers on the market have been modified from hollow handle knives, the blades...
Sometimes, the supposed histories of items are just not right, and though attractive, seems extremely unlikely these pieces are of the origin or...
Just curious - why a wink? ~Cheryl
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