...or, how about if we avoid a duplicate thread and ask @daveydempsey or @Bookahtoo to move this thread over there?
Unfortunately, more "modern" spoon rack like the one you've shown don't command very much money at all. Here's one on eBay, listed for $16.99 +...
Welcome, Nooshie! I personally am not familiar with the G.H.R. marking, and I'm hoping some of our UK posters will be around in a few hours to...
Is there any chance it's this Osborne? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osborne_Theomun_Olsen
To me, the first name looks more like PATRICIA.
I think the little vase is GOLDCASTLE, made in Japan, ca. 1950's-1960's.
Possibly because of the word igazságot in the last image? (the one that's not enlarged) Smadgos, those are some very evocative images!
I'm going to agree with Cluttered. I seem to recall these bracelets from the 1960's. As for the clasp, here's a Lincoln penny bracelet with what...
...and VODKA lovers, too, perhaps? (Just kidding, I'm afraid. I'm not much of a drinker - haven't tasted vodka since I was in my 20's...)
Bdigger, the 20" is pretty average for this type of rack, actually. Figure the decorative top is ~5"-6", the bottom trough ~2"-3", and that...
Sorry, I was referring to your use of "name" (like rain girl, peasant boy...) when I said it didn't have a name on it...
Note: I found mention of (albeit no substantial info about) the Nelson Furniture Co. in some 1950's journals on Google Books. For example: from...
Separate names with a comma.
