Ummm, link just goes to eBay... ~Cheryl
The maker would be Gebrüder Deyhle of Schwäbisch Gmünd - personally would call it a jardiniere centerpiece (OP has noted that one of the handles...
Hunhh, personally, took your requests as somewhat rhetorical - didn't realize you were actually expecting the kind folks here to find one for you....
There's at least one elusive reprint of a Watson catalog, but none online that I know of. I've just gathered way too many references on silver...
The Watson florals, fruits, vegetables, etc. that were patented (and the majority weren't), were designed by either Eustace Crees and Chas. S....
It's lovely, Komo! Perfect weight for Florida - Thanks once again! ~Cheryl
https://www.durangosilver.com/john-hartman-jewelry.html
Not Navajo - Hartmans Durango.
Just a silly find for me, have been adding a few silver charms to my collection, have been collecting them since I was a teenager, used to keep...
Great design, been on my wish list forever, it appears in Rainwater's 'American Spoons' (1969), they show up every once in a while - a dealer I...
Oh, she's lovely! Have you seen this wonderful spoon (or do you have it stashed away?) [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Can't say I've seen it before either, but the maker was Watson... ~Cheryl
As already suggested, pewter is primarily tin, alloyed with a small percentage of other metals... ~Cheryl
You did a good thing in rescuing it! And I have many modest spoons, they only have to 'speak' to me in some way. My wooden spoons are mostly...
I like it, without the painting, which is nicely done, it's just a rather ordinary old silverplate spoon, if my eyesight wasn't so bad anymore,...
In theory, could have been done any time after the spoon was produced (from what I can see, probably a '20s-'30s pattern), but can remember seeing...
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