Looking for information on this cruet condiment set. I believe it may be Meriden, but was unable to locate a similar item and no luck on Google Lens or eBay, either. Any info appreciated.
Did I do alright? Better photo of back in comments
Found a few bags of 800 marked silverware, just want to make sure with you smart people that it is .800 silver before buying??
From a house flipper estate clean out - went through all the costume jewelry and got one small sterling ring but also grabbed these earrings. The mark looks Asian but Google lens no help - told me twice they’re 14k 😂
If they’re junk no big deal I got a bunch of stuff for cheap so not concerned
Thanks !
A nice little find at an antique shop. Love how they look after polished.
Hi all, I recently came across this victorian silver plated cutlery set and I wanted to get an opinion on its market value. It seems like the set is from 1855 and is built from silver plated steel and mother of pearl materials. This set seems to have been appraised in 1951 by Martin and Co. and I was wondering if anybody could help me determine the fair market value of this. I would like to sell it on ebay but I am not really sure what it is worth. I was thinking $800? - Any help would be appreciated!
Curious to know if this is real?
I have this sugar tongs with A.F.S. Mark. I have tested it with 18k acid scratch test and it is not plated, so I believe it to be American coin silver based on the marking style. Is anyone familiar with this mark?
I don't think so but Im brand new to this so some second opinions would be nice.
What I found at a couple thrift stores today probably overpaid $90 for everything
Curious as to the hallmarks of this item.
I believe this is silver plated. I would love any details about design history or the marks on the bottom. I want to get it cleaned up too if anyone has a good recommendation for a polish as well.
I run a Military Surplus business, so I have new arrivals coming from auction etc all the time. This guy looked good peeking in a pile of misc soviet medals and badges. Just arrived today and she's the real deal!
Post 1947 Medal of Battle Merit.
Very cool!
(About 18g of .925)