Eh, to my eye, has a sort of pre-Columbian look to it. Just some random thoughts - when I see a '0900' mark like that on silver (is this made of...
Your pics are just fine, please show at least one of the whole spoon. Personally have little time for guessing games - when asking for...
All my button books are packed away, but both buttons would date to right around the 1890s, and both are brass, the first silvered, the second...
You might try for a higher resolution image of the marks, to my eye looks like you're enlarging them, making them a bit fuzzy. Your second pic,...
Is there some reason you don't want to post a full image of the spoon - or does it only have a bowl? ~Cheryl
From what I can make out, it ends with 'OY ALP', the 'Oy' being the equivalent of 'Limited Co.', the 'Alp' standing for Alpakka/Alpaca (nickel...
Soupière:...
Believe the French would more likely call a tureen a 'soupière'... ~Cheryl
I'm lucky if my brain works at all these days... ~Cheryl
Tureen... ~Cheryl
Please show the initials mentioned, as well as any other marks... ~Cheryl
Darn, ended up diving into a rabbit-hole - while most of the instructions I found are from the 1910s and '20s, also found one shown in an 1896...
Just poking around a little bit, the earliest instructions I found were from 1914: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
That's a folding sewing screen, they were a popular project right around the 1920s, though could certainly have been made later as well - my...
Believe the retailer of no. 4 was 'H.BOUDO' - Heloise Boudo of Charleston, SC: https://mesda.org/item/collections/tablespoon/2582/ [ATTACH]...
No. 1 - 'Berkley Square', introduced in 1935. No. 2 - Maker info: https://www.americansilversmiths.org/makers/silversmiths/167283.htm No. 4 -...
No. 1 looks like a cheese server to me, can look up the pattern for you in a bit, or look here:...
Here's one for $85. or best offer, but suspect taking some time and looking around a while would turn up some less expensive:...
If I recall correctly, these articulated enameled silver dragonfly brooches/pendants started showing up here in the U.S. around the early '80s...
I'm a bit confused, is this supposed to be silver? OP describes this piece as a "silver plate box", and it appears to show plating wear (perhaps...
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