That makes sense. I figured my piece may have been part of a vanity set. Thank you.
I had the same question at first. A fairly simple lid and a complex bowl. But as you said they fit together very well even after 60 years. I...
I'm starting to realize that as we talk. I am a neophyte collector. This is why I have so many questions, and I appreciate you taking the time...
It never ceases to amaze me that you have found all these treasures. Thanks so much for sharing them. The bottom set is a riot of artistic...
I've see the splendor of some of your pieces, which always leave me awestruck. Simple utility made into works of art.
Well that is very exciting. It enhances the piece in my eyes. I was wondering why a silversmith would make a cap to a jar, rather than mass...
No moulding marks - check Cold - well its unusually cold here in Southern California 63 degrees F at 8am, but given that it seems cold - check...
I'll check. Thank you.
Notice this one has separate sections for the head and shoulders so the head can move at least downwards. Yours is fixed at this point. I know...
Welcome. Looking forward to seeing what you bring to the table.
I get the same thrill from scrolling through the images on my computer while trying to find something. My eyes delight at all the beauty, style...
What a great thing to solve a mystery from your own family's pieces.
What an interesting combination of design and elements, your G&L spoon. Almost like eating with jewelry.
Whew! I'm glad someone else sees them too. :wideyed::wideyed::wideyed::wideyed::wideyed: While I tend to be generally fanciful, the middle one...
I didn't make that connection. I read some information about them being two silversmiths, but didn't know where they were from.
I see. It doesn't mean it is from Copenhagen then. I was so pleased to find the maker's mark in the list with a picture. Thank you for this...
It's already on a shelf!
Hey Hijacking is part of the fun.
Cheryl Thanks very much. Powder jar. Love it.
Great Thank you.
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