Good find, Don. Here are 4 more that the seller on eBay says are Culver. No markings or original packaging with them to prove by Culver....
Good luck IDing the maker because even replacements.com doesn't know. These glasses are listed as unknown on their site....
Interesting.... Just plain strange! If I had noticed that spoon, I probably wouldn't have used them as a resource. Hmmmmm..... now here is more of...
BTW, the other spoon appears to have suns in the design. 1/2 suns with rays are forming a face with a bigger sun on the forehead, smaller suns are...
Found several more Columbia, South America spoons with only 0900 mark. Here's a query about 0900 silver mark on Columbia silver on the 925-1000...
I vote South American. Here is a Bogota, Columbia souvenir spoon very very similar to the one on our right with the spread wing eagle. It is only...
Found the patent for the Sep 16, 1924 fold chair. It was issued to a Emory Findley of Peoria, Il. https://www.google.com/patents/US1508388 --- Susan
Mornin' Gregg! I forgot about the Tuesday patent thing. Soooooo, the first link to the Arizona Historical Society with a date of Sep 19, 1924 is...
From the following Arizona Historical Society page, it appears Maple City Viking chair was patented by the Maple City Stamping Co. on September...
Here is a link to the first plate on replacements.comin my above reply. Here it is also referred to pattern #967. Zooming in on their pic it...
Scout, your mention of Imari was the key to me spotting the following Imari plates by Spode/Copeland. Imari hadn't enter my mind because I expect...
You're welcome. Gee, this is weird pattern! Does anyone know what that contraption is with a silly smokestack/stem whatever curving out of the...
I'm not 100% sure, but believe the F90 is a date code for February 1890. Scroll down to the "Datemarks" section:...
I haven't any help yet on a possible pattern. As to the mark, the following source dates the marks of Copeland with either a crown or the letter...
Baker beat me again! She posting about MMET while I was still searching and writing. --- Susan
I believe it is Russian from the Soviet era by the Mstera Jewellers in 1967. 7ЮММЕТ "... is the factory mark used by Mstera Jewellers for its...
Has anyone done the "World's Longest Yard Sale" - the 127 Yard Sale?" Supposily it stretches 690 miles from Michigan down through Ohio, Kentucky,...
Here it is, the base. It is by L.E. Mason, 4" diameter with felt bottom like yours. The seller is calling it an ashtray. It definitely does not...
Quirky, you & I had the same thought! --- Susan
Your right, Greg. The Op's is domed. The base/dish might have been an open ashtray as part of a L.E. Mason's deskset. Later someone added a...
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