Sorry, can't help much, very attractive ring, but personally doubt a connection to Nils Westerback, some sales descriptions with this mark show...
Bosko - I like your Swedish candlesticks very much, Scandinavian silver is one of my weaknesses (Gorham another)... Your date code 'X9' is for...
You are mistaken - it is not true that Gorham's "Lion-Anchor-G (LAG) would always be accompanied by the words “sterling” or “coin” on silver...
Nice - German, by Gebrüder Deyhle, Swedish import marks... ~Cheryl
While numerous silverplate manufacturers used trademarks similar to British hallmarks, Gorham was not one of them, their 'lion-anchor-G' trademark...
Finally had a few minutes to run through the spoon books I have handy, but they weren't helpful since this is a very odd spoon - believe it's...
Eh, my Norton Security considers it a malicious site and blocks it... ~Cheryl
This was most likely offered as a small caster/muffineer ('muffineer' as a name for large sugar shakers, seems to have been American, can't recall...
As suggested, the ring was for hanging from a ribbon - I thought maybe Portuguese since they make a lot of cute children's silverware, including...
Similar 'horn' has been produced in both acrylic and galalith for decades, both also used for cutlery handles, though often misidentified as...
To my eye, they appear to be imitation horn, would suggest either acrylic or galalith... ~Cheryl
Here's a rectangular one from an 1894 Mappin & Webb ad (yours is nicer): [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Covered serving dish - the handle should turn for removal so the top can be used as a second dish... ~Cheryl
Early to late 20th century salt sifter spoons - the early piece and the Cole design only marked 'Sterling', the third purchased from the maker in...
1947 advertisement: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Welcome - perhaps you might share an image of the piece? The maker was Charles H. Cole of Montclair, NJ, mid 20th century - the eyes, nose and...
Indian lassi cup:...
They look like stone eggs to this old egg collector, resting in dishes rather than upright in stands. Would guess 'leopard stone' serpentine and...
The shield has a hammer and crozier, would think it's a town mark, but unidentified here:...
Eh, it's your piece - personally, if mine, would consider it a 'shelf piece' and put it high up with the damage to the back or to the side....
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