This bowl is in good condition no chips at all, but some crackling under glaze..

.......never heard  of this company, looked it up online age seems to be around

the middle of the 1800's.........need a price, can you help?  bowl is 10"

Was given to me by my dad who recieved them from his mother.

we're just trying to find out something about this little guy!  My wife is planning our retirement based onhim!  So we need some help!!!

Seriously, anything anyone can do to help determine a value would be more than appreciated!

 See below for pictures.  

 I purchased this item at a flea market in MA.  The woman didn't know of it's origin.  It was originally painted beige and a part of the paint fell off and I noticed the silver underneath.  I then purchased professional paint remover at Home Depot and removed all the paint to find a beautiful unpolished bowl underneath.  Although I used the paint remover, I did not polish the item because my research on the internet informed me that polishing and/or adding any chemical shine to it would reduce it's time period appearance.

I'd also like to note that I was not entirely sure what metal this bowl was made from, so I looked up how to confirm it was silver.  I did the magnet test, of which it does not stick, and also an acid test which turned the sample area a dark grey, proving that it's silver acccording to my research.  

The only print marking I can see is located on the bottom. It says "Made-Italy" in a rectangle shape.  If anyone could please let me know what type of item this is, what period it is from, and possibly estimate a value I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you for your time in this important matter.

Found these cleaning out houses. Have the complete set and tried looking them up online. I found other editions but not this year. I have one site that said they were rare because of the time period they were made but no value.