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It's good to see the item now. It's a lovely piece I would say this is 1900-1920 judging by the workmanship, in particular the hinging and the filigree. I have never seen this mark before. But then I am primarily interested in [and researching] Chinese Export Silver, which is actually a very differe...

My gut feeling is this is post Chinese Export Silver period - ie after 1940 The only Chinese Export Silver maker that used the word "CHINA" in the maker's mark was the Hong Kong maker "SC", but as far as I'm aware, the horse symbol was not used in conjunction with that maker. SC ...

Hi Rauls Trevor has kindly sent me your image of the Tuck Chang store this morning which I obviously found fascinating. I also was fascinated by the fact you said in a previous post that Tuck Chang was started by an Englishman. I'd much appreciate any information you have about this. I was also intr...

C.J.& Co is documented as working from Shanghai during the years 1875-1920