Yup. And the other give away is the greyish glass.
Collar here, rather than ferrule. Late 19th into the 1930s English silver plate jam spoon, silver collar, MOP handle. I've got lots with patterned...
It's 375 that's 9 ct. I think that's just a makers mark. Are those pearls gritty on your teeth? They're well enough strung to be cultured. As to...
It had a tall pointed conical stopper if that helps.
Earlier than that, I'd say. Late 19th into early 20th before someone got at it with a bad tin of paint.
Me too.
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I'd stick that whole thing in a bucket of hot water. I suspect it will be much easier to remove the gunk and crud.
I bought a whole crate of gooseberries. I'd show them, but they're mostly in my tum now.
I think you got a bargain.
PLate, indeed, in the Georgian style with ivory inserts to protect the handle from heat. I'd pay no more than $10 equivalent.
Nope, it isn't, it's totally wrong. The Industrial Revolution started here in the 18th C and included the mechanisation of furniture processes:...
That owl set is tea, not coffee - anything on the base? It looks familiar. Selangor sticks may be later, they still make them and very nice they...
Interesting. If it weren't for the marble top, that shape would be a nice little early Georgian sideboard or even music cupboard in my neck of the...
I'd say new, given that tinged glaze. Nice, though.
Hey, come visit London and lunch is on me. ;)
HO! You guys are sooooo good. Thank you so much Susan. And, is there anything OTHER than a mystery Mexico mark? ;) I owe you all, that's saved...
Thanks sis - yes, I thought it was TS-75 but it's not well stamped. I'll go look at the link, much obliged.
TIA!
Am I seeing a rollover clasp there?
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