A teapot. I think it might be plate marks after all.
Can you help me with figuring out this silver mark? I'm wondering if these might be Scottish marks- the three-branched one kind of looks like a...
I wonder if it might be mammoth tusk
I assume you're referring to the chair you posted in your previous thread. Here's an example of a similar dome frame:...
Crazy coincidence. A locket I purchased recently has similar marks on the inside as well. Mine is alpacca. [ATTACH]
I wonder if the purple and square glass ones could be Czech
Welcome! :) I love antique ink wells, but I only own two.
I'm sorry, but $600-850 sounds very expensive for something without a brand name/maker and that was probably made at a mass-scale. I could see...
I own a similar (but paper mache) egg that was made in Germany and lined with cloth.
The crown and crescent silver marks are German, but I can't make out the other two. It's a very nice buckle!
Thank you so much! The glass was what made me think it was costume. I didn't realize that there is a difference between glass and rhinestones....
Sorry, I was tired when I wrote it. There is a lever to open the bracelet. It is too short to reach with my short fingernails. The last 1/4...
Strangely, the other site I linked has the F image from 925 labeled as E.
Maybe @Any Jewelry would know :)
Thank you! Found this, too: http://www.mne-aesop.com/jackman/03.htm
Huh, I wonder if it might be Dutch: http://www.verwoerdceramics.com/silver.htm
I might end up just snipping the band attached to the tongue clasp, and attaching a spring ring clasp to it.
Good idea. That didn't occur to me. I'll see if I can find a sword maker's mark.
Cool find! I love agate.
This is one of those situations where I return home with a treasure, notice a flaw, and proceed to kick myself repeatedly. There's always such a...
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