Nice bon-bon dish. The holloware date codes didn't always make it onto every piece, but the 'A' prefix on the production number indicates dating...
The 'Flair' line was produced by the Brooklyn-based Sheffield Silver Co., your size bowl would have likely been intended for mayonnaise, a...
1956 ad: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
I'm a Bloom County fan as well - over 20 years ago I sold a large mint w/tags stuffed Bill the Cat for close to $200, they're still bringing in...
German silverplate - Bruckmann & Söhne: https://www.silvercollection.it/WORLDSILBRUCKMANNSOHNE.html ~Cheryl
Ummm, Bear - that's a hair barrette. Nice piece, Jay Flex was a mid 20th century Montreal firm - good quality, usually sterling... ~Cheryl
Carol Felley. ~Cheryl
Much better today than yesterday, a lazy day curled up with Presh and Tali-cat was better than any medicine. Awww, thanks AJ - and same to you!...
Ohhh, so cute, both of them! Thanks on Presh, she's a silly designer breed called an 'Alaskan Nanuk' (snow-dogs with exotic coloring), was a...
Joan - there is so much knowledge here, feel sure you'll get some information on your jewelry when posted. Quite a few of us are getting up there...
:rolleyes: Awww, Bear - I appreciate the respect, and right back atcha! Hope all is well with you and yours in this New Year! Have a...
Does look like there is a fasces, and FI for Florence... ~Cheryl
And here I am again - not sure if you're implying that one copied from the other, but Tom set up his 925-1000 Norwegian section (which includes...
Ahhh - see you corrected yourself...
Please note that my comment was referencing the quote posted above it - these words from the silvercollection site: Frankly, I don't really...
What? You mean you copied & pasted the exact wording from a site without citing or linking the source, or even quotation marks to indicate those...
Italian - the mark too obscured for maker, can't tell if there's a fasces or not, so somewhere between 1934 and '68......
Of course not - why would you think that? It's an illustrative example... ~Cheryl
It is definitely by Norsk Filigransfabrikk because it bears their mark, the 'NF-in-shield' mark is an alternate, just as Marius Hammer used 'MH'...
What I see is two fairly significant areas of loss at left and right in your first pic, with remnants of the enamel remaining over the textured...
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