Anyone who knows me knows that I'm obsessed with research and all types of references, with just way too many books (okay, it's actually never...
Image is gone, but this sounds like a similar piece:...
19th century caneware, Danish... ~Cheryl
Given the supportive rim, would guess they originally had pierced inserts similar to those shown below, intended to hold a glass hurricane shade....
I have a damascene dragonfly packed away, and years ago sold a few ships and a palette, all with painted accents - while I don't have one in hand,...
If it's not threaded, then a sterling bobeche or candle cup that just pushed in was likely... ~Cheryl
That's what I figured - never heard the 'whiskers' term before though... ~Cheryl
Here's a third with similar painted accents: https://www.rubylane.com/item/577020-2x2f17/Spanish-Asian-Damascene-Enamel-vintage-pin And one...
Wendy, if they're a give-away, then send 'em my way! Seriously, they're antique and attractive, by a quality maker, and there's a set of six...
Looks like London, 2013 to me... ~Cheryl
It is not American, nor is it old - as noted on the link provided by Bakersgma, the Riempito 'R' mark was introduced in 1999, so that would be the...
I read '46' inside the 'C'... ~Cheryl
"gold backing"? ~Cheryl
They are, as already alluded to, most likely threaded (F.M. Whiting's threads typically start a bit into the well) - possible that sterling...
It's a knight's head - International Silver, originally the mark of Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
I won't post a link. especially since some found multiple ear piercings icky, but just do a search for 'ring avulsion' - my friend was helping...
Eh, I usually keep small comfortable earrings in my top holes for extended periods, sometimes pendants will be worn for quite a while too,...
Your mark, as well as the two shown on silvercollection.it, look like Charles Green to me, there are usually a good number of variants in...
Personally, just not seeing other than relatively recent production, with, as already said, glued on rhinestones (or 'Swarovski crystals'), the...
It's sweet. No size given, but considering your use for it, it's likely as already suggested, a shaving mug. Sometimes a flower is just a...
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