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Because the object has also a lid, and is 2 ¼ “ tall = maybe a container for cotton swabs? Hello » Mali8 « I guess that it is for use on the dressing or vanity table; as container for fresh cotton wool swabs . As I’ve already mentioned in my former answer: It looks like that the mark is composed ...

Dimensions! Dimensions! Please add the dimensions to the questions; please. Hello » Postnikov « et all Yes of course I don’t want 500 gram sugar at once. But in the original question wasn’t mentioned from Kaspar, well maybe an expert too (?), any dimension. That isn’t only he, who forgets that we ...

»Bremen Lily« Pattern 25600 of Koch & Bergfeld, 20 Sept. 1900 registered Hello Kasper The pattern number » 25600 «, later baptized » Bremer Lilie « (» Bremen Lily «) is registered on 20 September 1900 — that date is based on research, be done now some decennia ago. Seven months later, on...

»CEP« and »***« are (internal) indications for the quality of plate? Hello Karen May I add some remarks on the markings: The scratched » B « could be an external sign of property, if it was e.g. lent for a get together? » 99 « is maybe in this case the model number — helpful in the warehouse...

Some background information on »Britannia« pewter alloy compositions. Hello » sljudson « Pat’s guess to be maybe French is one of the countries, where it’s a usual server. In Germany this style wouldn’t sale very well. I guess that the pitcher is made long time after World War II . This kind of ...

Hello » Qrt.S « Many thanks for your information — it is that, what I haven’t known until yet. The owner’s family name I know only in the German transliteration and that is » Katsch «. My research activity in a German Archive, 8 years ago, was not centred on » Alexander Katsch « — the Berlin C...

Barbour Silver Co.; from 1898: International Silver Co., in Hartford, CT Hello Karen Please look here (left side, top area): http://www.925-1000.com/silverplate_B.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Then after please look here (right side): http://www.925-1000.com/silverplate_I.html"...

Soup tureen with Coat of Arms — »Hotel ware« of West European production. Hello » alratner « Welcome to the Forum. I saw in the past night your question; but I was already so tired, that I couldn’t make the research and write an answer. As » Joerg « has already adviced on the search for the »...

Because the object has also a lid = Not a flower pot or a wine cooler. Hello » Mali8 « Welcome to the Forum. I guess that it is for lavatory use. The marks image is so little, that’s impossible to see details of the marks complexity — please add afterwards a much clearer image of the mark; my eyes...

No, it isn’t dated Birmingham 1846, even not is it Yapp & Woodward. Hello Welcome to the Forum. I interpret the maker’s mark (in an oval) as: N&W = Norton & White; but the guide I’ve, don’t tell which product range they were making. So it remain a guess too. This kind of N&W mark (An...

Hello » sljudson « The knowledge on pewter marks I miss — because I was always more interested in metal wares made from other materials, and also other techniques. I know very well, that some workshops of modern time, from about 1920 on (?) made hand wrought items from pewter, like plates, bowls, ...

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Hello »sljudson«

It seems to be pewter.

Please look here: http://www.pewtertankardsflagons.com/

Kind regards silverport

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Hello Tom

It could be as you guess — well, this kind of orthographical mistakes could happen more in areas of another culture. But this could happen also, where Latin letters are usual.

Kind regards silverport

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It’s a wild guess only: Maybe made by »Kronen A.S.«, Copenhagen? Hello » VJTHORNES « Welcome to the Forum. Sorry there fore, that yours similar question, placed on 30 August 2010, isn’t answered until yet. By the Millions of different Maker’s marks it’s often very difficult to find a well sounde...

» Which was first: The “hen” or the “egg”? « Hello » dmantic « Welcome to the Forum. So as you describe yours tea set, it seems to me, that it is made in one of the in Chinas past usual styles, which “ construction ” was influenced by geometry . It would be nice, and very helpful too, if you cou...

The ring is maybe of Czech or Hungarian origin? Hello » ptcoins24 « Welcome to the Forum. The » PH « mark in antic letters, placed in a horizontal oval, which is notched horizontal, is a maker’s mark in the scheme of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Assay Offices. The scheme was introduced in 1867 — ...

»Never made around 1900 - but made maybe in the last 10 years?« Hello » lewmel « You have written in yours first posting: » I believe this set to be from the early 1900's. « - and my answer was: » Never made around 1900 - but made maybe in the last 10 years? « Please read it again, and under...