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http://edecoy.org/bracelethallmark.jpg http://edecoy.org/bracelet.jpg http://edecoy.org/bracelet2.jpg Can anyone give me information on these two bracelets? The hallmarks are on the smaller of the two which I bought at the MN flea market this last weekend. The other came from a dear friend'estate. ...

Hoping someone can idenifythe maker of this bracelet. I assume it is Mexican because of the bull fighting theme. Can't find hallmark anywhere online. At first I thought it was a bee hive. it is partical worn but can make out 'Garica' a canoe?, an arrow?. Lady I inherited it from was 80+ year old and...

Is this a piece by Antonio Pineda? Can anyone tell me about it?

Can anyone ID this hallmark for me? Hallmark is worn but think it might 'gracia'. Bracelet is hinged with a safety change. Bought it at old estate sale of 80 + lady who used to travel with her mother to Mexico...

Looks close. Right area and there was lots of snipe hunting on EAst Coast. Thought the whistle would have been earlier but snipe were still actively hunt in the 1920's Thanks! Donna

Now here's a new one ...hubby bought an old collection of snipe whistles. these were used to hunt shorebird c 1880's. The one below is stamped "sterling" with a marker mark. Can anyone help me identify the maker. It measures approximately 2" X 3/4" wide with rolled edges. The wor...

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Is Philipe still producing jewelry?

Purchased this cross from a general store in Cass Lake Minnesota that was going out of business around 1980. Have always been curious about the maker. Can anyone tell me about my piece? It measure Approximately 3 1/4" X 2.14".

And that is quite alot! Thank you. Donna

Before I ask yet another question...I can't thank the members of this forum enough for helping me identify my spoons. Hubby wanted to sell them all for scrap which got me into researching them. Thanks so much! Guessing this is Scandinavian because of the 3 crown mark. Any ideas? http://edecoy.org/sw...

Might be but letters seem closer together. I try to get better photo of mark.

Http://edecoy.org/houghspoon.jpg Http://edecoy.org/houghdetail.jpg Http://edecoy.org/houghbowl.jpg Http://edecoy.org/houghback.jpg I nedd help ID this spoon. The hallmark is SH. There looks like a dot mid way between the letters. The bowl appears to have been hammered into shape. Am I wrong? The ha...

Thanks for the information! Donna

Can anyone help me ID this spoon?

Now that you mention it the mark does look like a wooden shoe. THanks

When bought this spoon a flea maket in Nothern Minnesota 30 years ago I was told it was a swedish cream spoon. Is it?

Been reseaching more on internet. Found the three crown mark is Swedish. S is the silver standard. Still no idea who the smith was or date