Sterling floral handle and a broken tombac

[8Reales]

Sterling spoon/fork handle, broken tombac, and old tap

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

Cry Of The Eagle: History And Legends Of The Cherokee Indians And Their Buried Treasure - Grab it through Amazon!

[Digger RJ]

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[ToddsPoint]

Is the handle broken off the tap or is it one that takes a key? Love that dark green patina. Gary

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

sweet, love that silver

 

[8Reales]

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

Thank you
Unsure how the bottom pic attached itself, that’s from my last post

 

[8Reales]

Is the handle broken off the tap or is it on

Hi Gary
It think it was a handle that broke

 

[8Reales]

sweet, love that silver

Me too
Just wish it was whole

 

[pepperj]

Nicely done on the tap, and other finds.

For some odd reason I'm not seeing silver regarding the spoon/fork handle, is it just crud covered?

 

[8Reales]

Nicely done on the tap, and other finds.

For some odd reason I'm not seeing silver regarding the spoon/fork handle, is it just crud covered?

It’s blackened silver

It’s monogrammed looks like a K or R

 

[pepperj]

Ok, now I am seeing that. Thanks for the additional photos.

 

[Jeff H]

Nice! Great tap. I've been trying to get my coil over one for a long time.

 

[8Reales]

Ok, now I am seeing that. Thanks for the additional photos.

Looks like the work of the Stieff company, local silversmiths.

 

[8Reales]

Nice! Great tap. I've been trying to get my coil over one for a long time.

I seen people find these, but never thought I was going to find one

 

[Cantstopdigging]

8Reales, there was a well known silversmith in the Baltimore area that created this type of floral pattern. S. Kirk & Son. I found one a while back.

 

[8Reales]

8Reales, there was a well known silversmith in the Baltimore area that created this type of floral pattern. S. Kirk & Son. I found one a while back.

Exactly what came to mind when I saw the pattern