Guessing Makepeace. Ironic name, given outcome.
Maybe ending in 'ini'? Work looks more Italian to me than contemporary glass I've seen at US crafts shows over the decades. How's your weather?
If the assessment was done without the aid of a well developed Internet, I cannot fault the preparer. It was only because Google suggested...
The member I've tagged is a spoon specialist. :)
A valid line of argument, not a conclusive one. In my own little niche, I have several glass intaglios experts accept as being genuine Roman 100...
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That's what we're doing too. :) Just learned a new word: latten. I'm going to scroll through this; you may also want to see if you can spot...
Tuesday, February 12, 2019 He started blowing glass about two years ago Not the right guy to be signing in 97.
Some of us are old, with arthritic necks. [ATTACH] New realm for me, so found this primer a quick intro:...
Until I enlarged it, thought maybe it said EAGLE. Does look like TAGLE, & there have been people with that name, but they're turning up in Mexico...
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Thank you.
We have people here who collect spoons. If you show us the whole thing, maybe we will be able to make an educated guess about where it came from....
What the Sphinx could have looked like, if it had been done in 1950. To be somewhat on topic, I've seen plenty of pottery I thought was a lot...
Makers' marks are easier to research if you know the country they came from.
Lot 2203 on this page is something similar to what you have. You can see how it did: https://stampauctionnetwork.com/ik/ik2323.cfm
I'm just peeking in here. the one thing I can tell you is that you're more likely to get a satisfactory answer if you show us the whole spoon,...
VM's dad reminds me of a young John Lennon: [IMG]
I don't know. Ask bluumz; she posted to the Show & Tell thread, probably just to punish me. Female, I think. If you squint your eyes almost...
Think this is likelier. There are other examples of her signature not significantly different.
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