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Could this be a pipe rack?

Great post Peter, really infomative thank you again for freely sharing your knowledge

https://i.postimg.cc/WdK52Xwy/ic1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/RNpRRXy0/ic2.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/67nfBw37/ic3.jpg I have a question regarding this item which sold in a local auction. (admin edit - see Posting Requirements ) The description was Icon: Wood, polychromed, silver with extensive engravin...

It is great to see authentic Klingert because there is a lot of replica Klingert out there and this thread will educate many people Right, and take closer look at imperfections in cloisonné (enamel not evenly contained within cells, different thickness of opaque enamel and notorious problem with tr...

Well stories are stories. The letter is written with imagination during a period when hardly anybody knew what was going on in the USSR even less about Russian silver. There is absolutely nothing indicating that the spoons have anything to do with the Russian court. The text in the box's lid is onl...

(In 1941 it was much better to run antique shop in Jerusalem than in Berlin). (Interestingly, the buyer had to be the member of British forces because The AIF officially ceased to exist on 1 April 1921. Or he visited Palestine when retired and used his rank). No you are incorrect about the AIF, if y...

These spoons have been in the same family for about 70 years, I do love the embellishments from the Antique seller particularly the comment about been “blessed by the Pope” Even 70 years ago stories were made up to sell. https://i.ibb.co/7GKL1Rf/box.jpg https://i.ibb.co/dppRD7s/spoon.jpg https://i.i...

In my opinion these are not Russian Hallmarks, if it was a Russian from the period of 1911 it would not have the 1911 date, it would have a kokoshnik mark, I have never seen the date 1911 on Russian Silver, also the subject matter and enamel work does not look like a Russian piece at all

Hi, 1.Overall poor quality and craftsmanship 2.Letter P in initials is not well rounded Cyrillic letter P but rather flat. Chinese fakers rely on visual similarity and disregard subtle differences and their Cyrillic letters are often deformed. 3.Eyes in genuine Rappaport animals always have the bez...

There is a silent agreement here not to discuss why a fake is a fake. You see it fakers read these sites too. Why teach them to make better fakes? ` I understand the reluctance to detail how to detect a fake, the issue is for me and probably other real collectors that we do want know, apart from jo...

AG2012 wrote:Hi,
It belongs to FAuxBERGE.
Was it ``a great find in thrift shop or garage sale`` ? Sorry.
Regards

Apart from the lack of quality that gives away what other pointers gives it away as a fake?

Hi All, I have a question regarding Assay Masters, I have a serving spoon with an Assay Mark from Kliment Zabaryevsky from Vilnuis, silver master гс. According to my books, which may be incomplete, there is no maker with this hallmark from Vilnuis. Is it possible that assay masters assayed items fro...

I must get a new pair of glasses, it looked like the odessa to me, either that or a new magnifing loop.


What I neglected to mention is that this one of six teapoons

I have tea spoons with a Kokoshnik mark for Odessa with a hallmark with S.T.Berg next to it, is this correct?

I have just seen this offered for sale on e-bay, I'm not the seller nor am I in the market to buy it. I hope this is not against the posting rules, but I would be interested in finding out if this item is real or a fake, looking at the hall mark it looks wrong to me. (admin edit - see Posting Requir...

Thanks Peter

I have the following bmall pot with lid 1887, Schoonhoven, MC pseudo maker’s mark?, a fern leaf and a running animal (up side down) I can't identify maker which I presume is JK Can anyone help, Peter :) Thanks in advance https://i.postimg.cc/w1PkDGBG/hall-1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/f3GBQrn9/IMG-8862...

Dutch clothes brush Arnhem 1917, can anyone help with Maker?

I have this cup with a mark I can't find in any of my books, the closest seems to be German, can any let me know if this is correct?

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Can anyone help me with the name of the silversmith for these ashtrays





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