Hehe, bet you were extra happy when it finally showed up! ~Cheryl
For clarity - the marks on that page are identified as assayer, quality and tax, the quality marks shown are Mexican eagles... ~Cheryl
I like it, suppose it could be a retro set, but I'd think more likely circa 1950s - to my eye, doesn't really look up to Woodard quality. Seems...
Just a few random thoughts... If the garland were intended to lift a lid, which would likely be hinged to whatever the container might be,...
Can't say it looks Scandinavian or Dutch to me - my immediate thought, like Anund's, was Spanish Colonial. Looks okay to me, but there were a lot...
Perhaps the green stone is maw-sit-sit from Burma?...
Can't say I see any problem with the marks, it was produced for Tiffany by Adams & Shaw somewhere from the mid 1870s into the mid 1880s - decent...
Lovely tea glass holders, I like the monogram (and what a great price!) I see 'JH' for the maker too, but don't know who it might be - these...
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