Sam Flax/Orlando (there's one in Atlanta too), part of the New York 'Sam Flax' stores. The various other Flax stores are all separate businesses,...
Heh, and later too - sold them when I was a manager at Sam Flax in the late '80s-early '90s (I much preferred my sterling Waterman, but most...
Can't imagine what assistance I could provide - agree with all of the above, tracking back to a 14 year old sale by a no longer registered seller...
Hi - you're doing great in your posts. Suppose I chould have mentioned that those pictures I posted were of the fish coffee set, the first with...
Though not of particularly fine quality, F.B. Rogers produced quite a bit of mid 20th century sterling and sterling mounts - check carefully for a...
Sorry - misread "sorted it though" (an odd phrase to me), but still didn't do any type of sorting, just posted info... ~Cheryl
Don't know that I sorted through anything, just posted information I've been aware of for years (Christofle used Ruolz's process, and the name...
19th century French silverplate, worn to the brass base - the partially obscured bottom mark should read 'PDERUOLZ', referring to Henri de Ruolz's...
Ummm - you might want to reread the OP's original post... ~Cheryl
Doesn't look like a marriage to me either, reminds me of some of larger, somewhat awkward looking, dual purpose Cushman Smokers from the...
I know that as the 'eye of Horus', but see that it can also be the 'eye of Ra' in that orientation - at any rate, that's the emblem of the O.T.O....
Design, material, and clasp all look good... ~Cheryl
As already said, it's the cut-off and repurposed bowl of a silverplate pattern spoon, with a cute, also repurposed, costume jewelry bug... ~Cheryl
'Kama Sutra' ring - can still be found new online or many, ummm, herbal smoke shops, or other shops devoted to certain lifestyles......
Welcome. I have dozens of piece and mark images, advertisements, and other bits of information on Three Crowns and Studio SilverSmiths/Sun Glo...
Hehe, can't help with the mark, but as a casual collector of studio pottery who appreciates a nice glaze, just love the "lick-worthy" comment......
Here is an old newspaper article on a huge Britannia silver spoon made by David Baggaley, a silversmith at the same Sheffield shop in the first...
Journeymen's marks (sometimes called tally marks) were individual punches of the journeymen silversmiths working for a master's shop - a way of...
But unfortunately, it is not sterling silver, it is silverplate... ~Cheryl
Not sure what exactly you're wanting to know, you started off asking about the old American makers, and what happened to them and the silver...
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