This one is similar in size and form: https://tinyurl.com/y3x2vhjs [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Appears the base was broken off (where it would have been marked)... ~Cheryl
Hunhhh, "bun stabber" is not a term I've heard before either - interestingly, a google search only turns up two things for me, a 2012 New York...
Eh, had allergies all my life, was working in a storage shed, something set me off, had worst attack in years - marathon sneezing and coughing,...
Bit of internet roaming, as much as I'm up to (but feeling better): German, 18th century: [ATTACH]...
Thanks, Komo! ~Cheryl
I'd have to run through my files, but if I recall correctly, some manufacturers were using extremely low karat gold, way below 9K or 10K... ~Cheryl
It is a cover that also serves as a dish/underplate, not particularly uncommon, they can also be found with a low pedestal on the cover, or even a...
Entirely possible, some buyers don't like engraved personalizations on silver without significant age, especially if rather specific or...
Not at all unusual to find the same or extremely similar classic designs by different silver manufacturers... Your image appears to be of one...
The items would, as said, need to tested - the National Stamping Act provided that if an item was stamped, it would have to meet the indicated...
London, 1907 - look for similar selling prices for approximate value... Here is a similar piece in form and age, by a different maker -...
Didn't look any further, but here's the same piece, part of an unsold lot in 2019: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
The origin: https://hennepinhistorymuseumblog.wordpress.com/2019/06/04/knock-on-weavewood/ The 'Swanson' tray, intended for use with those old...
They're wood strips, compressed in a resin base, date back as early as the late '40s-early '50s, and are made of several different woods - they...
I have stainless chilling cubes, as well as beer bottle chiller sticks - and when I was a bartender, sometimes used plastic 'frozen bats' to keep...
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They're drink stirrers, you keep them in the freezer and then use them to keep your drink chilled without diluting it - basically a metal ice cube...
They used to often have crossed eyes and kinked tails, it was pretty much bred out long ago, but it's still in their genetics, and shows up in...
Hehe, it's a common Siamese trait - the one Bear posted might be the most cross-eyed I've seen... ~Cheryl
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