Silver hairbrush, Wilhelm Binder?
Silver hairbrush, Wilhelm Binder?
Hi!
Here’s a lovely hairbrush of unknown origin.
I can’t find information on WTP, but perhaps the P can be a poorly struck B, that would mean that this surely must be a piece that’s been retailed by Wilhelm Binder, Germany?
Help appreciated.
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Re: Silver hairbrush, Wilhelm Binder?
Hi Dandelion,
I concur with it being Wilhelm Binders mark. The centre T is very distinctive leaving no doubt in my mind. I have seen the poorly struck B on several occasions now and wonder if possibly a damaged punch was used for a period, or if it is merely the result of the curved surface and the last part of the stamp having difficulty gaining traction?
Cheers,
Steve
I concur with it being Wilhelm Binders mark. The centre T is very distinctive leaving no doubt in my mind. I have seen the poorly struck B on several occasions now and wonder if possibly a damaged punch was used for a period, or if it is merely the result of the curved surface and the last part of the stamp having difficulty gaining traction?
Cheers,
Steve
Re: Silver hairbrush, Wilhelm Binder?
Hi,
Right,Wilhelm Binder.The centre T is actually a hammer.
W B (mit Hammer)
Regards
Right,Wilhelm Binder.The centre T is actually a hammer.
W B (mit Hammer)
Regards