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ahem ..ah yes, unless of course it was the monogram of Catherine the Great/Anastasia/Queen Elizabeth the first etc ..then I suppose an exception...
Hate cutlery with "removed" monograms or "re-monogrammed" stuff - usually spotted by extra thin area where monogram used to live ..:mad:
Well it was an experience for sure!! Part dream/part nightmare :jimlad: but that's a whole other story - sorry for the thread hijack! BTW, hand...
I used to live in Taormina, Sicily ..didn't have any fish services though, mainly ate mortadella pasta ..and - if I got up early enough, a hunk...
OK! Seems like my doubts were unfounded ...hopefully it is a piece from 1900!:bag::sorry::muted:
Did you hear about the two antique dealers shipwrecked on a desert island? They only had one chair between them and they both made a good living.
Huh?
No idea - but try playing the lottery using them - remember LOST?:bucktooth: [MEDIA]
Let's just hope they don't ask us here how much it's worth:D:D:D:hilarious:
I'd be a little skeptical of this New York dealer's site too - they seem to be experts in everything (according to themselves) - they don't have...
I wholeheartedly agree, MCT ..get an appraisal from an expert in the stuff. - I may be totally off on the marking, maybe it is marked like that,...
AFAIK the early (Imperial) porcelains were never marked this way, i.e. in English ... The factory was re-started (at least reverted to the...
Not necessarily worth a kings ransom perhaps, but still a rare and beautiful plate! And yes, please post your items, we would love to see them.
Pretty sure your plate is a re-making of an original and more than likely from the 1990's. Don't spend too much on it!:jawdrop:
OBB - Factory mark apparently in use only between 1921-34, so not Hazel Allner - she started in the 1940's from what I can gather?
Bigger than mine @i need help - and Yo I just found out is the pattern ..the "tm"(?) monogram is the paintress I guess ...
Reason I say "finally" is because it had been in a consignment shop for 2 weeks ..I pointed it out to some of my friends, told them it was...
Most of these are sterling although I have seen a couple in silverplate. A lot were made in Hong Kong, but Shanghai ones show up mow and again.
Looks like a typical Swedish or Scandinavian mark in style, can't really read it though ...
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