No, It's one solid piece. Mikey
Picked this up at a thrift today. It is 19" long made of wood. I don't what it is. At first i thought spoon, but the end is flat. It looks pretty...
That's awesome @Potteryplease Great find Mikey
I had to look at another one to see where it was located. And there it was hiding.
I found the mark.Its very faint. Right above the patent writing. @Aquitaine he is much better known for his 19th century cut glass. Mikey
I for the life of me can't find the Hawkes mark, but the Patented June 20, 1916 etched in the bottom makes it his right? Stopped by my favorite...
I can see that. It's definitely beauty over age on this one so the term Vintage works well for listing. Mikey
Thanks for the quick reply AJ. My Facebook group pretty much dates it the same So possibly 1940s 50s Mikey
@Any Jewelry I would like your input please. Mikey
It's that down hill slope. Rough on some of us.
It looks newer and shiny now because I spent two hours cleaning it and polishing the lacquer. It was dull as dirt when I got it home. Mikey
It's the reticulated lid that is odd, but also what drew me to it. At first I thought it was a marriage, but the the small mark matches the one on...
Here are some more pics taken outside. Itis a beautiful sunny day. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Google translate. Mikey
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Forgot @janetpjohn And anyone else lol Mikey
Yes they must have been the decorator of the blanks. I'm finding other WB stamps with different makers stamps. Even some with just WB. Mikey
Bump for any information! @Ce BCA @Any Jewelry. Mikey
My pleasure Mikey
On the bottom I see Thomas Germany Mikey
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