Even with the better pic of the maker's mark, I still not sure what it is. Like Bake I think B or E with a slim posibility of being an R. Nowww I...
Here's the pic of the whole chatelaine for those that have trouble using thumbnails on phones. Also many just have time during the day to pop in...
The crown isn't necesarily for Sheffield. It was common for silverplate, Electro Plated Nickel Silver, markings to be dressed up to resemble...
Déposé is word the French use meaning registered or copyright. Sometimes it is abbreviated as Dep. Sometimes the word deponiert is used also. Both...
Here's a couple on ebay....
You know me, I have to put in my 2 cents. Toothpick holder? --- Susan
I also think a glass insert missing. The maker was James Deakin and Sons (John and William Deakin)....
Believe the SPNEA calls this Guardian Angel. It was insipred by "Zu Gott" To God Angel & Child painting by Wilhelm von Kaulbach....
There use to be a great pewter tankard, flagon, etc... website online. The owner of the site was an expert on pewter marks and these types of...
Could find several "Prince Edward" pattern oil lamps online, but found it hard to find a footed hand like yours. Finally found a sold one on...
This hand lamp is in the "Prince Edward" pattern. It would date from around 1880 to 1900. I can't tell what kind of collar it has. It may be...
Gee, that "Q" looks like the Gorham date letter for 1884, which of course makes no sense with the airplane for 1927....
It just sunk in that this has a spout. This would be called a flagon rather than a tankard. A flagon is a type of bottle or vessel for wine and...
I'm still not home to check through my pewter books; however, with the latest pics you have posted I can say that this cylinder tankard is...
I can't help you on whether this is a netsuke or not. He is suppose to be Li T'ieh-Kuai / Iron-Crutch Li , one of the 8 immortals of Chinese...
Seen this transferware pattern referred to as by Samual Alcock's "Maltese Crofs." I am no where near my transferware reference books so can't...
Cake stand looks like Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton's "Eyewinker," c1885. Scroll about 1/2 way down the page....
This copper mark is listed under unknown on the Old Copper website. Scroll down a good 1/2 way to around the 18th mark. Only description given....
I have no help for you on IDing these metal parts. Just wanted to say, these pics could have been added to your first message without starting a...
For some reason, this handle doesn't seem original to this tin jug. The handle design seems too ornate to be on a tin this utilitarian. Jugs like...
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