By the way the shape of that Silver Mist spoon makes it a sugar spoon. http://www.replacements.com/webquote/inssimm.htm --- Susan
Hmmmm, you mean "1881..." is on the spoon in the 4th pic down? That 4th pic is a "Silver Mist" pattern by Wm. Rodgers, Rogers & Bros. or/and...
Here's one like yours with the "tulip" shape jar with the same embossing on the bottom....
Looks like the real deal to me also. The following link is to a page showing the differences between real/authentic and reproduction Daizey...
Here is a 2013 ebay auction for one of these prints. None of the pics are still up. The description says it was taken from a K. Lotzmann painting...
The statue with that beard and headdress looks like one of the Mongol Khan emperors such as Genghis or Kublai Khan. Are there any marks, Chinese...
A large bird is perched on his left forearm with his left hand against his chest. He is holding 2 smaller birds in his right hand. No doubt in my...
Boy, I bet there are 1,000s of paintings, watercolors, sketches of the Rothenburg ob der Tauber's clock tower with a city gate. This town in...
Here's a key that will fit it. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Eagle-Lock-Company-8446-Trunk-Key-/200901614489 Seems Eagle Lock company was once...
I agree, but suppose it could date as early as the 1940s. I had a new huge/large one of these in 1960 for going off to college. I suspect this one...
Could it be RCR, Royal Crystal Rock? http://www.replacements.com/crystal/rcy.htm http://www.rcrcrystal.com/index.php?pag=308&lang=5 --- Susan
As KoT said, "check your 'conversations.'" The link Brad posted for you in reply #13 shows several that have sold and prices paid. --- Susan
I was hoping by now someone would have help for you on this Copeland mark. At the moment all I can say is that it dates after 1891 and probaby...
I'm not at all sure if this would be considered a bouillotte lamp. Ones from the 1700s when bouillotte was a popular card game and reproductions...
I hate to differ with you, but believe the number is the pattern number, 4986. Part of the 4 is rub out. This pattern is referred to as 4986 or...
Forgot to add that after I found what devises he used in his touchmark, I went back to one of my pewter book references. Cotterell's Old Pewter...
You're welcome. I know I probably went into too much detail, but pewter as well as history are special interests of mine. --- Susan
Here is a c1820 mug by John Foster: http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/15976/lot/340/ The following *.pdf link has a pic of a pewter bleeding bowl...
Good mornin' all. I'm back! Think I found the pewterer. After working with the touchmark pic, believe the name is John Foster. Above the crown is...
Elf, he probably is, but to me an elf or pixie seem to have impish faces perpetually planning tricks and mischief. This fellow doesn't have such a...
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