Quincy, that's a riot!
Or maybe B.F. Spelman?
Way to go, Billy!
Shangas, do you have the rest of the I.D. on this gorgeous bowl? If not: [ATTACH] was the mark for Walter & John Barnard, London The date, as...
@clutteredcloset49 Better? [ATTACH]
Could the 2nd "word" be Johs., short for Johannes?
Beautiful, Ivy!
Ivy, that is positively LOVELY! (Will you let us see the completed project when the time comes?)
I meant to get back to this topic weeks ago, but life happens. I'm not looking for ID's or anything - my only real question is about the crackling...
Whew - glad to hear that, Aaron! (That stink doesn't go away easily...)
Aaron, I don't know whose face that is, or what was the original intent, but it looks to me as if someone has used that as an ashtray(?).
Judy, the one with "1763" instead of "1764" was only used for a few short years.
Could that maybe be a WALLENDORF mark? [ATTACH] (Used between 1958 and 1962) from:...
Malachi, this isn't my forte, but I did find this article rather interesting: https://www.thespruce.com/royal-vienna-beehive-or-shield-mark-148563
Sorry, Danno, we cross-posted. All okay now? :)
Danno, is it not a W, in a pennant/flag (with the pointed tip of the flag facing right,) followed by the word STERLING?
The one I found on eBay: measures approx: 24"H x 25"W x 9"D
The tall pot - definitely!
Sorry, Danno - I must be rather dense today. I still don't understand. The first of YOUR marks was the HIRSCH. The SECOND of yours, I thought...
Sorry, Danno - I'm not certain what you mean by "in the middle" and "to the left" (?)
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