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Good stuff!

Probably a stretch, but maybe a well worn...?

Peter,

This is a much better image of base marks.

Really fascinating Peter.

In your opinion, what would I call this piece? Perhaps a pseudo shaker? :)

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Again, thank you for taking the time. I have learned a lot.

Fred

Wow. I think I found another mark. I thought it was a flaw, but closer exam looks like a stamp of some kind. Under rim at top of base.

Using my imagination, it looks like a knight riding a dragon! :)

Very interesting! Thank you Peter.

I did find another mark on the lid ti messed before.



fred

OK, I have some more information via pictures below. 1835? I still do not understand design. Thank you.

Hi, Indeed a strange composed caster. How is the pierced top attached to the base? My first impression it is a marriage, the base is a (flower) vase and and remade into a caster. Please show all the marks of the pierced top and the marks of the base. Peter Thank you Peter. The pierced top fits snug...

I am told this is a Dutch sugar shaker. The handles seem odd for a sugar shaker. 7 inches tall.

Can you help identify?

I hope to get a good photo of marks soon.

Trying to identify. I think Bruckmann and Sohne ? Thank you! https://grafiks101.com/silver/bruckmann-1.jpeg https://grafiks101.com/silver/bruckmann-2.jpeg https://grafiks101.com/silver/bruckmann-3.jpeg https://grafiks101.com/silver/bruckmann-4.jpeg https://grafiks101.com/silver/bruckmann-4.jpeg