http://www.paintbynumbermuseum.com/painting/22qq http://www.paintbynumbermuseum.com/painting/22qq2 ~Cheryl
Jonathan Adler knockoffs - pretty sure they were sold at Target a few years back, or maybe HomeGoods... ~Cheryl
Greek prayer/scripture box, with a depiction of St. George slaying the dragon - the chain should be longer for hanging from the neck. Whether...
After Degas' 'Woman with Two Little Girls'... ~Cheryl
Iranian silver marked with an '84', whether expressed in Middle Eastern or European form, should indicate a fineness of .875, based on the old...
It's just very strange, the marks don't look like anything modern at all, almost makes me wonder if someone had some old punches lying around and...
This piece bothers me - it looks to be nice quality chip inlay, and if unmarked wouldn't be odd, but the marks present are just so off for NA....
On my phone and the images are a bit unclear, but looks to me more like 'T7' for 1921 - regardless, maker was Zander & Svenson (1913-40)... ~Cheryl
Good to see you back. That's designer Andree Putman's signature... ~Cheryl
Looks like American coin to me, would guess circa 1830-50... ~Cheryl
Capiz shell coasters from the Philippines - can be purchased new... ~Cheryl
Silverplated cast spelter, mid 20th century or later, designs supposedly produced from Old Sheffield Plate dies - they do actually sell fairly...
The damaged 'T' and 'R' in the mark are of no concern, punches often show wear from use - it's correct in form, style and construction for a piece...
Forgive me... [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
It should be sterling silver, a few American companies used 'English Sterling' marks right around the 1860s, including Tiffany - this mark has...
Might look for a lithophane in the cup - looks like it could be Marunao, believe they still produce the pattern... Not quite halfway down:...
Can't say I see any marks, just some small flaws in the casting... The company makes several spoons, including a Coronation Anointing spoon (have...
As Ladybranch suggests, it's a replica of an ancient Roman spoon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unknown-Replica-Roman-Spoon/dp/B003VJHP0A Interesting...
'Oldemor' pattern, sometimes called 'Fancy'... ~Cheryl
PMC has been available in .925 fineness for some time now... http://www.firemountaingems.com/itemdetails/h205858bs ~Cheryl
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