SILVERWARE MARRIAGES
A topic devoted to silverware marriages, pieces that are made from items, or parts of items, not intended for their original intended use. Sometimes, on occasion, these pieces work, but often they are the silverware equivalent of Frankenstein's monster.
If you have an example in your collection, be it good or bad, please share it here.
Trev.
Marriages - Not All Made In Heaven!
Re: Marriages - Not All Made In Heaven!
A ladle, the bowl made out of a watchcase:
HB - Birmingham - 1863
The watchcase maker was Henry Buckland of Coventry, he entered his marks with the London and Birmingham assay offices.
Trev.
HB - Birmingham - 1863
The watchcase maker was Henry Buckland of Coventry, he entered his marks with the London and Birmingham assay offices.
Trev.
Re: Marriages - Not All Made In Heaven!
A small double-lipped pap-boat made from the bowl of a punch-ladle:
A large section has been cut out and replaced and the whole then engraved. The engraving has a date of 1803 or 1805. There are no marks, perhaps they may have been struck originally on the section removed.
Trev.
A large section has been cut out and replaced and the whole then engraved. The engraving has a date of 1803 or 1805. There are no marks, perhaps they may have been struck originally on the section removed.
Trev.