www.925-1000.com

The picture is gone so one can't be of direct help there, but the motto is "three flowers rising from the ground"

perhaps you can get a clearer picture of the marks, as well as describing them.

This will apply if you have bought a silver object from an auction or online store, or you have reason to suspect that it may have been via that route before it reached you. Tineye.com is a photo search site. You upload your image; If your object has ever been online it will show; even in cases wher...

While it's good to know that there are at least a couple of pieces of Ellis's work out there, I do wonder how they have become so camera-shy. Any ideas, Trev? (even personal messages have gone for naught - go figure)

maybe I'm off base, but the description makes me think of mazarines - we've been around that bush before (viewtopic.php?f=36&t=13347) - so in the absence of photos I am staking my claim here- a 3-d mazarine. LOL

they could be belt slides. what are the dimensions?

i am working this one over carefully. it suggests that the spoon was meant to commemorate six separate strands of a family line. not quite as involved as the sixteen quarters, but getting there. because this is on a late victorian spoon i have a tendency to think that this object was meant to impres...

sorry i don't know what my browser was doing - fairbairn's, cross-ref. w general armory of england,scotland, ireland and wales, robson's cabinet of armorial bearings and another which has fallen behind the book case. re crests, there has been a change of usage over time, from a specific individual t...

fairbairn's
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if it were marsh it would have a coronet about the neck - it may indeed be one of the many marches but which one? what people often forget - and why should they be expected to know this? - there may be fifteen marsh/march/etc families with different but stylistically/elementally related crests. q: w...

thomas scott, earl of clonmel
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Barry-Garrett-Standish of Lemlara, Cork
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what one does not quite see is the acorns on the tree, which is described thus: "fructed and penetrated transversely by a frame saw"
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Moodie of Melsetter, Orkney
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left off this link. http://www.google.com/patents?id=GptgAAAAEBAJ&printsec=drawing&zoom=4#v=onepage&q=&f=false" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; it show mr oldak's patent application complete with diagrams ornamented with flourishes of a sort nobody is capable of today. ...

try

C M W Gems & Mfg

(612) 333-1995

526 Plym

Minneapolis, MN

they mfg men's jewellery

the patent was issued to inventor Jacob M. Oldak in 1949 for the toggle
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Not all Alice Caviness jewelry was signed. * Gold filled & sterling silver had an "A.C." engraved somewhere on the pieces, including on the end rings or spring rings, and had a name string tag. * Info provided to Cathy Gordon by Millie Petronzio, current head designer at Haskell who wo...

seems to be made by a Bali silversmith, "J. T." whom i have been unable to locate yet.
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miles - not the kind of pastry that was produced in my grandmother's kitchens!
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jack -

best thing to do is to get precise sizes and leave them at your trusted antiques dealers.

there is a british company that supplies liners - very expensive, beginning their eBay auctions at almost USD30. they have an enormous supply - i am betting they do a tidy business.
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