[ATTACH] ~Cheryl
I like it too, and also think most likely German - it looks to bear a Dutch 1953+ 'ZII' mark, the maker's mark looks vaguely familiar, but just...
My Mom and I both used to give sterling spoons, usually with the proper initial, with a cup and saucer, and some fancy teas - perhaps you might...
On American silver, the blunt French style was in use in the early 20th century, and the slender French style started showing up on some patterns...
OP has the maker, Lutz & Weiss, they're marked as .800 silver, would guess by pattern, they date to the early 20th century. Is the *pap spoon...
Way out of my comfort zone, but have seen Chinese characters on Korean silver, understood that until a few decades ago, Chinese characters were...
Would be nice if actual sizes were given, and how you determined that one spoon is silver (personally, would think the all the larger ones nickel...
It should be at least .800 fineness. ~Cheryl
Hanau pseudo-marks - the 'shield-with-Ls' shows up here with Gebruder Glaser marks: http://www.silvercollection.it/germansilverhallmarks4.html...
Trembler... [ATTACH] https://bust.com/style/16076-15-nostalgic-hair-accessories-and-where-are-they-now.html ~Cheryl
Hard to tell on the age, those scenic enamels were produced by numerous makers, and were very popular in the mid 20th century, a good number of...
Suppose it could be, honestly reminds me of a spoon, but that's likely just my spoon obsession (though I have Scandinavian spoons with pointy...
Love the bracelet! Reversed 'K' mark belonged to Oslo maker Edvin Kristiansen, shop opened in 1931, later Kristiansen & Knutsen, then became...
Ahhh, of course - thank you! Silly me, I can be so dense at times... ~Cheryl
Sorry, cruel of me to post it, should have known by my own reaction how it could affect sensitive eyes - but what's your take on the rhinestone...
They were probably going for a guilloché effect, but it's actually basse-taille enamel, guilloché is engine-turned - here is a Holmsen brooch with...
OMG, just, ummm, OMG... [IMG]...
Not sure where the various 1930s dating for Holmsen's founding comes from, suspect it may have been when the shop moved to Sandefjord - Ostby...
Looks like 'Corviniello':...
Nice (or least looks like it probably is), Swedish - G. Graumann, Falun, 1898... ~Cheryl
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