I thought I already posted this but I couldn't find it. I hope you can see the hallmarks - it is very difficult to photograph such a small image on silver. This creamer has the initials WS and the date is correlates with 1753 - it is that weird looking 'r' or which I guess is supposed to be an 's'. ...
This wonderful jug is marked Dublin circa 1879 - I think it might be James Moore although you can see in the photo there are only initials J M. On the front one side is a cartouche enclosing the words "Ella from her Father" and on the other side is leg....looks to be wearing armour. Any he...
I thought this Tiffany piece might be a small condiment server. I only have one little pierced cup that sits in one of the holders. It measures from handle to edge of the dish it is about 5 1/2" the sides are a little under 5 1/2". This piece sets on 3 ball feet. Could it be a candle holde...
Thank you so much for the information regarding Spittle. I had the most difficult time trying to find those marks. Yes it is a wonderful set and the lid has hinged heart as well as heart shaped spout. Really unique. I posted a couple of more photos of the teaset on my photobucket account because I c...
I have a wonderful teaset, art nouveau with tulips. I can't find the maker. See photo below for hallmark. Thanks. http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/mm278/laurapmccracken/sterlingteapot.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (admin photo edit - image too large - insert as link only - see...