Eh, packed away, but I have a number of mid 20th century 'Iona-style' Viking ship brooches, the majority have C-clasps......
Nice to be so sure. I've a bit of age, experience, and some hard-earned knowledge under my belt as well, and while not stating anything as fact,...
Eh, with the information available, despite no size and weight given, and the deeply tarnished surface, would probably take a chance on it being...
Yours are from a Mexican set, Johnny - typically only the tray is marked. Below is my full set, before and after polishing: [IMG] [IMG] ~Cheryl
Your marks are Sheffield, and they meet all the International Convention requirements - and though they're typically still used with British...
International Convention marks - Sheffield, England. https://theassayoffice.com/international-convention-marks ~Cheryl
Louis XVI silver cobalt glass "jardiniere" image search:...
Nice piece, Nate - it's a Louis XVI style centerpiece jardinière... ~Cheryl
Raimond Silver, 1960s+. At that size, typically called a stuffing spoon in the U.S. [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
It's a Danish silverplate baby cup by Selandia:...
Thought you might - it's one of those pieces that makes you want to touch it, but the museum frowns on that. The majority of the Morse is related...
Here it is: https://www.morsemuseum.org/collection-highlights/pottery-and-ceramics/po-090-94 [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Wheatley did some wonderful pieces, there's one in our local Morse musem that I've often admired, reminiscent of Palissey ware. The patent,...
Unlikely this is a brandy-warmer, it would be a bit precarious perch for the snifter, and lacks a secondary support to place it at the correct...
Will mention that Scandinavian/Nordic silver, (most often Norwegian, Danish and Icelandic - Sweden and Finland with well regulated assay in local...
Trust your instincts, Sue - the brooch is more in the Danish skønvirke aesthetic... My Copenhagen spoon with similar marks: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
At that size, it was likely intended as a bonbon dish. Not the quality of the larger basket linked, which likely dates to the early 20th century,...
I've a Danish souvenir spoon with similar separate '830' and 'S' marks... ~Cheryl
Guess it was when you asked, "Any idea of age...?" Aircraft parts are usually of substantial weight, and for obvious reasons, damage should be...
The 767 was introduced in 1982 - is there a reason you doubt the part manufacture date of '11/95'? ~Cheryl
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