Neither canvas nor frame look terribly old. The internet says if the logo doesn't include "München," post-World War II. Debora [ATTACH]
The language is German. Here's your scene. A popular painting subject. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heiligenblut_am_Gro%C3%9Fglockner Debora
Your mark dates to 1938-1969, a fairly wide time range, according to this. https://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/related/usa/newyork-06/ Debora
Yes, design certainly in keeping with a luxury hotel. Debora
Here's the same piece with crest of Carlyle Hotel in New York. That makes me think it is designed to be an ashtray....
Hate when that happens. ;) Debora
Yours is an Elsa Peretti bowl for Tiffany. The indentation is a thumbprint and in keeping with her "...distinctive sculptural, organic...
That doesn't appear to be silver. Debora
Thank you so much for joining us. You're very welcome here. Debora
It's just the difference between Guadalajara and Cuernavaca, isn't it? Debora
Looks more like GAC. Compare it to this mark: https://www.ebay.com/itm/146644950591 Debora
Oh, aren't you clever. I wouldn't be surprised if the Castafiore necklace is genuine Deco and the OPs is a Retro copy. Debora
Did you see this? Or perhaps it's yours?...
I only found one other copy of this work on-line and that was in the MFA collection. I'd treat it as "rare" until you find out otherwise. Debora
Company logos evolve over time. If you're curious about the time period that logo was used, you can always ask the company....
The pattern appears to be Grecian. You can verify that here:...
Try Arthur Price & Co. Ltd. Debora
Yes, that is clear. But a photograph of your "silver plate spoons" will help us help you. For instance, the pattern might help us identify their...
@talkhayley, please give us more context. Are you researching a specific item? Then please post a photograph. If not, what are we seeing above?...
The brand has been all over the place with logos. https://vintagefashionguild.org/resources/item/label/cardin-pierre/ Debora
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