That's the pretty little dapple Doxie you adopted not too long after I got Presh, right? Suspect Presh's issues are a bit different, she's an...
Might suggest it may have originally held a scarab, likely faience... ~Cheryl
Agree, little question on Scottie, pretty distinctive with short legs, long nose, and prick ears (and such a popular subject); the last looks to...
You're welcome. For future reference, it's helpful to provide complete images and/or mention details whether you believe them pertinent or not......
Right around 35 pounds, and she is a sweet thing, but full of eccentricities - been mine for four years now, spent the first six years of her life...
Should mention that if selling, it's a good idea to mention whatever breed it might resemble, like on the one I compared to my pooch, it might be...
Replacements shows this border, with a different center motif, as by English manufacturer Chamberlain & Co. Sometimes 'seconds' will have marks...
You previously posted in English - please continue to do so... ~Cheryl
Heh, this one looks like my Presh, long tongue and all: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Here are some Maltese cross pieces with similar marks: Ring with ?/crown/C18/F: https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=57566 Pendant...
From the Carpenters' book 'Tiffany Silver' (1978): [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Regardless of test results, this piece is, as already said, silverplate, the stamp reads 'SILVER-SOLDERED-E.P.', the 'E.P.' indicating...
Do hope Phil (silvermakersmarks) checks in, but while the marks are a bit fuzzy to these old eyes, and can't make out the mark or marks on the...
Cool piece - I'd guess vegetable ivory/tagua/coquilla/corozo/whatever you want to call it - has micropores and can form small surface cracks......
It is a pretty color, believe it was only produced for a few years, she paired it with a small Murano shell bowl, white cased with a deep plum...
Nice work, TallCakes! Should have thought of Viking, my Mom had a weakness for their pieces in the late '60s-early '70s, colorful vases and...
The mano figa is a very common lucky charm in Brazil, no doubt brought there by the Portuguese long ago... ~Cheryl
I found it frustrating as well, the mark is so similar to the 'J.T. Rice' punch that a relation seems likely... ~Cheryl
Sorry, just saw I was tagged - I grab any nice pattern catalogs I can afford, and am happy enough with reprints. Some serious flatware collectors...
Usually the silver companies acquired the glass blanks, suspect the case with yours since the manufacturer stamped their name, but sometimes the...
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