A numeric '750' (equivalent to 12 Löth) was a fairly common German fineness mark, usually dating to a few years prior to the minimum fineness...
If you look at the one Say_it_slowly posted, you can see considerable wear on it too, especially to the bear... ~Cheryl
I had a similarly styled short dress, shades of purple, woven poly-blend rather than poly-knit, but the very same belt buckle - purchased new in...
Not unfinished - a century or so of wear to the cold painting... ~Cheryl
Looks like bisque porcelain to me, perhaps a spill vase (dunno - are there 3 openings in the back and a cup in front?), and agree it's fairly well...
I'm glad your Gramma is happy to know more, even if not really identified - at 7", it would be a table spoon, though now sometimes called a...
Just to clarify, the U.S. patent date is May 26, 1885, it's for the form of the finger-guard on the fork (Rodgers' original English patent was...
Not seeing a Cyrillic looking mark - which one? The fiddle spoons would be George III or IV, and if the color is true, they likely are latten,...
Eh, can't tell you too much - if you are referring to Wiliam Bradford who came here on the Mayflower, the family history is wrong (which is not...
Depending on the spoon they can still have considerable value, and I wouldn't sell for scrap until checking (there are a number of special...
Ummm, perhaps you are including genuine NA jewelry with 'peyote bird' motifs along with pieces made by 'Peyote Bird'? Would be most realistic to...
boxes They just sat on the table at an angle (the same way you'd rest a real umbrella to dry it), have seen quite a few in the original boxes,...
Heh, knew we were in trouble with Charley as we sat on the back porch watching waves of water blow out of the pool as transformers blew up all...
Been here close to 50 years, lots of changes, but still love it (ditto on the bugs). We used to party over in Tampa and Clearwater in the...
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