Let's Talk About Pottery & Collectables
Collectables => Metalware & Metalwork => Topic started by: Tigerchips on September 14, 2011, 06:45:09 PM
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I bought this, it's marked 925 on the spoon. Am i right in thinking it's Chinese?
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Wouldn't have thought Chinese,not with the 925 mark,but I've been wrong before,a few times,ok lots!
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Indian then? :24:
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Can you get a shot of the 925 mark please TC?
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Here it is...
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I wondered if your mark might match the oval 925 in section 13 on this page TC?
http://www.silvercollection.it/italianhallmarks.html
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It's hard to tell with it being so small.
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Did the spoon start life with the pot? ??? ;D ;D,saw a similar pot on ebay described as being Chinese.
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It seems to have a matching pattern from what I can make out. TC can you show spoon front and back alongside the pot please?
Also, is the pot not marked in any way anywhere?
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The pot isn't marked at all, just the spoon.
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Here's a few described as Indian... http://www.ebay.ie/itm/2-Antique-Vintage-Anglo-Indian-Cloisonne-White-Metal-Silver-Orb-Spice-Boxes-/371031507032
...and i think maybe the elephants are giving the origin away with this one...Vintage-925-silver-and-cloisonne-enamel-mustard-pot-and-matching-spoon (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-925-silver-and-cloisonne-enamel-mustard-pot-and-matching-spoon-/251778149155?pt=UK_Antiques_Silverware_RL&hash=item3a9f25ab23)
:)
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I'd say that was a cinch, TC! Well tracked down. :)