Apologies - see the size was mentioned earlier. Vegetable ivory buttons can date back to the mid 19th century - those dark spots are typical,...
It looks like dyed vegetable ivory (tagua nut) to me, that's why I asked the size - if it is you should be able to see micro-pores through a 30x...
Please show your marks, you might try taking a picture through a magnifier if you have no macro function on your camera. The images taken from...
What's the size? ~Cheryl
Your spoon is almost certainly 19th century, and again, Egypt was part of the Ottoman Empire then, the marks likely varied a bit depending on...
The most obsessed claret jug collector I know: http://www.karaffensammler.at/gallery/main.php ~Cheryl
Sorry, I'm multi-tasking - should have mentioned that as part of the Ottoman Empire, it could easily have been produced and assayed in Egypt......
Ottoman Empire (fiddle pattern does not require shoulders)... See Turkey: https://www.925-1000.com/foreign_marks7.html ~Cheryl
Looks like a rouge locket... ~Cheryl
Would think the underplates were more likely originally offered as either individual almond dishes or butter pats - are all the pieces Alvin? Not...
Some things are just so appealing, I can't resist - sweet little German .800 silver salt by Wilhelm Binder, very solid with three ball feet, and...
The Mylius cake spade pattern is 'Telesølv', introduced in 1942, inspired by traditional Norwegian rosemaling and carving - still in production by...
'Queen Thyra' youth set by Axel V. Johansen, engraved, "Baby 1913": [IMG] ~Cheryl
Nice Wood & Hughes baby cup, quality maker. The sauce server was made by Copenhagen manufacturer Dansk Forsølvnings Anstalt/Dansk...
Japanese - post WWII/mid 20th century... ~Cheryl
We have a lot of Greyhounds around here since Florida is a racing state (ending 01/01/2021), and there are several devoted local rescue agencies -...
Not an unusual length, have had quite a few chokers right around that length, including West German - for the most part, people are larger now....
The size? ~Cheryl
Those are some gorgeous beads - looks to me like they're lamp-worked rather than molded. Agree the bead-caps and arrangement are unusual, but...
Oh, Johnny - you have no idea. Used to cull to keep it at no more than 500, then I raised it to 600, then I had to stop selling, and then I...
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