https://www.google.com/search?q=westmoreland+french+bulldog&sxsrf=ALeKk02NHuuL_4nfyeLjR0rth9uO9pf_Nw:1603319208576&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2a...
Looks like a Westmoreland French Bulldog to me (the base unrelated)... ~Cheryl
If you're talking about the one INH reposted, it's a Minerva-head as she suggested - look for another mark with one of the date letters shown on...
It's Dutch - you should be able to find a date mark like those shown here: https://www.925-1000.com/Fnetherlands_Date_Code.html. Not sure what...
The two that I posted here were chosen because their registration numbers were very close to the OP's, without being later, offered only as an aid...
Frankly, I can't make out the marks from the images either, but there would be no issue with the numbers given by the OP being from Naples. I...
It's a stirrer/muddler, used to make cocktails in a mixing glass or pitcher... ~Cheryl
No idea, but are you due to have your eyes checked any time soon? ~Cheryl
India is also a source - a few years ago my neighbor put one out at the curb, very similar to this one, but about half the size, it had a 'Made in...
Just a small clarification - the pattern number tells you when it was first produced, that 'M' director's mark indicates possible production for...
Eh, I'm no expert on Russian silver, a complicated field filled with fakes, much of it, like this piece, not even well done (or just truly...
Pendant sold on Rubylane with what looks like may be the same signature (scroll to the bottom):...
Perhaps you're thinking of Essex crystals, Pat? Wouldn't look for that to happen any time soon... ~Cheryl
Ughhh, I really need to find my box of button books. I believe another member of the forums has 'The Big Book of Buttons', perhaps @say_it_slowly...
Don't have access to my button references, but it's a Japanese Satsuma, the form of the shank indicate some decent age, to my eye, not quite the...
Hehe, Trev is a truly dedicated researcher, the 925-1000 'Contributors' Notes' forum is filled with all sorts of information he's posted - and...
It is the same pattern, the Durgin plant closed in 1931, but the name, designs, and dies still belonged to Gorham - unless something's changed...
Fairfax, a popular pattern for decades, was introduced when Durgin was already a division of Gorham (some items produced bear both Gorham and...
[ATTACH] https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=27003&start=4200 ~Cheryl
As suggested, the 'napkin holder' in the link is a spoon holder, but the OP's item is a toothpick holder. The overall length isn't really...
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